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The newest counts, polls, and campaign-finance filings, as one dated log. Each line links to the seat it belongs to.

  1. pollFlorida 2nd districtKeith Gross 35.0 Austin Rogers 28.0 · Cygnal · R-released

  1. filingAlaska — U.S. Senate$1,200,052 for PELTOLA, MARY · FORWARD ALASKA

  1. countOklahoma — U.S. SenateN’Kiyla Thomas 61.2 Jim Priest 38.8 · counted · nominee
  2. filingNorth Carolina — U.S. Senate$1,012,449 against Whatley, Michael · WINSENATE
  3. filingMichigan — U.S. Senate$928,955 against Rogers, Michael · WINSENATE

  1. pollGeneric ballotDem 35.0 Rep 29.0 · Ipsos
  2. pollGeneric ballotDem 41.0 Rep 35.0 · Ipsos
  3. pollGeneric ballotDem 46.0 Rep 40.0 · YouGov
  4. pollGeneric ballotDem 37.0 Rep 31.0 · YouGov
  5. pollOhio 1st districtGreg Landsman 47.9 Eric Conroy 44.6 · Quantus Insights
  6. pollTexas — U.S. SenateJames Talarico 48.0 Ken Paxton 42.0 · Slingshot Strategies
  7. pollRhode Island — U.S. SenateJack Reed 51.0 Raymond McKay 31.0 · University of New Hampshire
  8. pollNew Hampshire — U.S. SenateChris Pappas 45.0 Scott Brown 40.0 · University of New Hampshire
  9. pollMassachusetts — U.S. SenateEd Markey 49.0 John Deaton 30.0 · University of New Hampshire
  10. pollNew Hampshire — U.S. SenateJohn Sununu 45.0 Chris Pappas 43.0 · University of New Hampshire
  11. pollMassachusetts — U.S. SenateSeth Moulton 38.0 John Deaton 25.0 · University of New Hampshire
  12. pollNew Hampshire 2nd districtMaggie Goodlander 59.0 Paige Beauchemin 19.0 · University of New Hampshire
  13. pollNew Hampshire 1st districtHolly Noveletsky 28.0 Anthony DiLorenzo 25.0 · University of New Hampshire
  14. pollOhio 1st districtGreg Landsman (D) 47.0 Eric Conroy (R) 43.0 · Quantus Insights
  15. pollNew Hampshire 1st districtMaura Sullivan 24.0 Stefany Shaheen 19.0 · University of New Hampshire
  16. pollNew Hampshire 2nd districtLily Tang Williams 58.0 Victor Orlando 2.0 · University of New Hampshire
  17. filingTexas — U.S. Senate$1,745,248 against TALARICO, JAMES · TRUTH AND COURAGE PAC

  1. pollAlaska at-large districtNick Begich 50.6 Bill Hill 39.1 · Alaska Survey Research
  2. pollIowa — U.S. SenateAshley Hinson 45.4 Josh Turek 40.8 · Suffolk University
  3. pollMassachusetts 6th districtDan Koh 35.0 Tram Nguyen 20.0 · Global Strategy Group · D-released

  1. pollTexas 34th districtVicente Gonzalez (D) 45.0 Eric Flores (R) 42.0 · style="text-align:left;|Public Policy Research/Texas Southern University
  2. pollTexas 28th districtHenry Cuellar (D) 45.0 Tano Tijerina (R) 34.0 · style="text-align:left;|Public Policy Research/Texas Southern University
  3. filingIowa — U.S. Senate$1,110,043 against Arenholz, Ashley Hinson · WINSENATE

  1. pollNorth Carolina 7th districtDavid Rouzer (R) 45.0 Kimberly Hardy (D) 39.0 · Public Policy Polling · D-released
  2. pollArizona 2nd districtEli Crane (R) 53.0 Jonathan Nez (D) 42.0 · Peak Insights
  3. filingMaine — U.S. Senate$2,241,334 against JACKSON, TROY DALE · PINE TREE RESULTS PAC
  4. filingMichigan — U.S. Senate$1,210,104 for ROGERS, MICHAEL · GLCF, INC.

  1. filingMichigan — U.S. Senate$1,396,741 against EL-SAYED, ABDUL · SLF PAC
  2. filingNorth Carolina — U.S. Senate$1,255,178 against COOPER, ROY · SLF PAC
  3. filingMaine — U.S. Senate$1,133,546 against JACKSON, TROY · SLF PAC
  4. filingNorth Carolina — U.S. Senate$1,100,000 against COOPER, ROY · SLF PAC
  5. filingIowa — U.S. Senate$1,052,844 against TUREK, JOSHUA · SLF PAC
  6. filingMichigan — U.S. Senate$928,955 against Rogers, Michael · WINSENATE

  1. countAlaska — U.S. SenatePeltola, Mary 49.5 Sullivan, Dan S. 41.4 · counted · advances
  2. countAlaska at-large districtBegich, Nick 44.6 Hill, Bill 32.5 · counted · advances
  3. countFlorida — U.S. SenateAshley Moody 79.6 Angie Nixon 56.1 · counted · nominee
  4. countFlorida 1st districtJimmy Patronis 71.1 John Frankman 19.5 · counted · nominee
  5. countFlorida 2nd districtAustin Rogers 30.5 Amanda Marie Green 33.5 · counted · nominee
  6. countFlorida 3rd districtSeth Harp 45.2 Tom Wells 33.8 · counted · nominee
  7. countFlorida 4th districtLaShonda L.J. Holloway 57.3 Michael Kirwan 30.4 · counted · nominee
  8. countFlorida 5th districtJohn H. Rutherford 67.7 Rachel Grage 65.1 · counted · nominee
  9. countFlorida 6th districtRandy Fine 57.6 Dan Bilzerian 18.9 · counted · nominee
  10. countFlorida 7th districtRyan Elijah 47.3 Cory Lee Mills 34.1 · counted · nominee
  11. countFlorida 9th districtDan Green 25.4 Ben Butler 24.4 · counted · nominee
  12. countFlorida 11th districtJoe Strada 33.5 Carey Baker 33.0 · counted · nominee
  13. countFlorida 12th districtKimberly Overman 52.7 Darren McAuley 47.3 · counted · nominee
  14. countFlorida 13th districtLeela Gray 65.0 Brandt Robinson 26.4 · counted · nominee
  15. countFlorida 14th districtMike Beltran 45.6 Kevin M. Steele 30.2 · counted · nominee
  16. countFlorida 15th districtRobert People 53.6 Christopher Irizarry 46.4 · counted · nominee
  17. countFlorida 16th districtSydney Gruters 63.5 Kelly Kirschner 43.0 · counted · nominee
  18. countFlorida 17th districtMatthew Montavon 55.4 Allen L. Spence 44.6 · counted · nominee
  19. countFlorida 19th districtJim Schwartzel 29.1 Catalina Lauf 22.0 · counted · nominee
  20. countFlorida 20th districtDebbie Wasserman Schultz 45.3 Dale V.C. Holness 23.1 · counted · nominee
  21. countFlorida 21st districtJames T. Martin 50.4 Bernard Taylor 49.6 · counted · nominee
  22. countFlorida 22nd districtPia Dandiya 68.6 Casey Askar 30.9 · counted · nominee
  23. countFlorida 23rd districtLois Frankel 74.7 Deborah Adeimy 73.7 · counted · nominee
  24. countFlorida 24th districtOliver G. Gilbert 34.4 Shevrin Shev Jones 32.0 · counted · nominee
  25. countFlorida 25th districtJared Moskowitz 63.5 Oliver Adams Larkin 36.5 · counted · nominee
  26. countFlorida 27th districtMaria Elvira Salazar 81.4 Eliott Rodriguez 53.5 · counted · nominee
  27. countWyoming — U.S. SenateHarriet Hageman 64.1 Sam Mead 27.4 · counted · nominee
  28. countWyoming at-large districtChuck Gray 25.4 Steve Friess 20.4 · counted · nominee
  29. pollArkansas — U.S. SenateTom Cotton 51.0 Hallie Shoffner 35.0 · J.L. Partners
  30. pollNew Hampshire — U.S. SenateChris Pappas 48.0 John Sununu 41.0 · Saint Anselm College Survey Center
  31. pollNew Hampshire 2nd districtMaggie Goodlander 50.0 Lily Tang Williams 35.0 · Saint Anselm College Survey Center
  32. pollNew Hampshire — U.S. SenateChris Pappas 49.0 Scott Brown 37.0 · Saint Anselm College Survey Center
  33. pollVirginia 5th districtJohn McGuire (R) 99.0 Tom Perriello (D) 47.0 · Expedition Strategies (D) {{cite web|url=https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EkjffKo5q9TcJ4GLK9LS-00iPmeBhGS5/view|title=VA-05 Poll Results
  34. pollNew Hampshire 1st districtMaura Sullivan 26.0 Stefany Shaheen 24.0 · Saint Anselm College
  35. pollNew Hampshire 2nd districtLily Tang Williams 53.0 Victor Orlando 7.0 · Saint Anselm College
  36. pollNew Hampshire 2nd districtMaggie Goodlander (D) 50.0 Lily Tang Williams (R) 35.0 · Saint Anselm College
  37. pollNew Hampshire 2nd districtMaggie Goodlander 66.0 Paige Beauchemin 17.0 · Saint Anselm College
  38. pollNew Hampshire 1st districtAnthony DiLorenzo 30.0 Holly Noveletsky 17.0 · Saint Anselm College
  39. filingNorth Carolina — U.S. Senate$1,012,449 against Whatley, Michael · WINSENATE

  1. pollGeorgia — U.S. SenateJon Ossoff 50.1 Mike Collins 42.6 · InsiderAdvantage
  2. pollNew York 21st districtAnthony Constantino 53.0 Blake Gendebien 40.0 · J.L. Partners
  3. pollMinnesota — U.S. SenatePeggy Flanagan 46.0 Michele Tafoya 41.0 · SurveyUSA
  4. pollMichigan — U.S. SenateAbdul El-Sayed 46.0 Mike Rogers 39.0 · Susquehanna Polling & Research
  5. pollNew York 21st districtAnthony Constantino (R) 50.0 Blake Gendebien (D) 40.0 · J.L. Partners

  1. pollGeneric ballotDem 47.0 Rep 42.0 · Noble Predictive Insights

  1. filingSouth Carolina — U.S. Senate$1,000,000 against Norman, Ralph · INVEST IN TOMORROW COALITION PAC

  1. filingMaine — U.S. Senate$2,121,987 against JACKSON, TROY DALE · PINE TREE RESULTS PAC
  2. filingSouth Carolina — U.S. Senate$927,793 against NORMAN, RALPH · PALMETTO ACTION

  1. countAlabama 2nd districtRhett Marques 50.0 Hampton Harris 21.6 · counted · nominee
  2. filingNorth Carolina — U.S. Senate$1,012,449 against Whatley, Michael · WINSENATE
  3. filingFlorida 24th district$925,000 against Gilbert, Oliver · PROTECT PROGRESS

  1. filingAlaska — U.S. Senate$991,484 against Sullivan, Dan · NORTH STAR

  1. filingMaine — U.S. Senate$1,862,012 against JACKSON, TROY DALE · PINE TREE RESULTS PAC

  1. filingMinnesota 2nd district$1,198,658 for KLEIN, MATTHEW · 314 ACTION FUND
  2. filingMichigan — U.S. Senate$1,168,704 for ROGERS, MICHAEL · GLCF, INC.
  3. filingMichigan — U.S. Senate$1,000,000 against ROGERS, MICHAEL J · AFSCME WORKING FAMILIES FUND
  4. filingFlorida 24th district$925,000 against Gilbert, Oliver · PROTECT PROGRESS

  1. filingMichigan — U.S. Senate$986,690 for ROGERS, MICHAEL · AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION, INC. (AFP ACTION) DBA CVA ACTION AND DBA LIBRE ACTION

  1. filingNorth Carolina — U.S. Senate$1,583,845 against Whatley, Michael · WINSENATE
  2. filingMaine — U.S. Senate$1,294,786 for Jackson, Troy · GOVERNMENT THAT WORKS PAC
  3. filingMinnesota 2nd district$875,990 for KLEIN, MATTHEW · 314 ACTION FUND

  1. filingMaine — U.S. Senate$1,862,012 against JACKSON, TROY DALE · PINE TREE RESULTS PAC