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Crosstab Live Midday: A Quiet Board

October 11, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET · 2:10 · 0 views · ❤️ 0 ▶ Watch in Crosstab LiveAll shows
Maya and Daniel, Crosstab Live. Maya and Daniel on Trump's approval and the generic ballot, Senate control and the Nevada governor race. Nonpartisan polling analysis; every number is checked against Crosstab's data before it airs.

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Maya Good afternoon, and welcome to Crosstab Live Midday. Daniel, with 24 days to go until the election, the big story this hour is that there isn't one — the national numbers are holding exactly where we left them.

Daniel That's right, Maya. No new polls came in since our last update, and no lead changes anywhere on the board.

Maya Let's go through them anyway. Where does the generic ballot sit right now?

Daniel Democrats are at 50.9 percent on the generic ballot, Republicans at 42.1 percent. President Trump's approval is 37 percent, disapproval 61.3 percent.

Maya Those disapproval numbers haven't budged since our last update, Daniel.

Daniel They haven't. Unchanged since the last check-in, same as everything else today.

Maya What about the fight for the Senate?

Daniel Democrats have a 69 percent chance of winning control, Republicans 31 percent. The most likely outcome on our board is 52 Democratic seats.

Maya Daniel, walk us around the map. Anything moving race by race?

Daniel Nothing new across the map today, Maya. Every race is holding at its last position, including the one you're about to ask me about.

Maya You flagged one for us before we went on air, though — Nevada's Governor race.

Daniel This is a race we're watching. Ford and Lombardo are tied, margin of zero points, across 13 polls. Neither candidate leads right now. Maya, remind our viewers how many days we have left until the election?

Maya Twenty-four days, Daniel. Plenty of time for more of those 13 polls out of Nevada to come in before we check back in.

Daniel Twenty-four days. We'll be watching.

Maya That's Crosstab Live Midday. Join us again at 4 p.m. Eastern.