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Echelon Insights New

10 final polls from 2020 to 2022 (average error 2.1 points): too few to grade. Crosstab grades every 2026 pollster on its own results after Election Day.

Echelon Insights in 2026

11 polls this cycle; its polls have been 0.9 points more Republican than other polls of the same races (raw gap R+1.5, adjusted for its 6 polls); spread 1.14× what its sample sizes predict.

DatePollResultvs. other polls
09-23Trump approvalApprove 36, Disapprove 64
09-23Generic ballotDemocrats 51, Republicans 43
08-18Trump approvalApprove 40, Disapprove 59
08-18Generic ballotDemocrats 50, Republicans 45
04-09Iowa SenateTurek 46, Hinson 45D+5
04-09Ohio SenateBrown 45, Husted 51R+6.8
04-09Georgia SenateOssoff 51, Collins 44D+2
04-09Georgia GovernorLance Bottoms 49, Jackson 43
04-09Ohio GovernorActon 44, Ramaswamy 49R+8.8
04-09Florida GovernorJolly 43, Donalds 49R+3.5
03-26New York GovernorHochul 55, Blakeman 40D+2.8

States polled: Florida, Georgia, Iowa, New York, Ohio.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Echelon Insights accurate?

Echelon Insights has 10 final polls in the 1998–2022 results data, too few to receive a grade (at least 20 graded polls are needed). Its average error was 2.1 points.

Does Echelon Insights lean Republican or Democratic?

Historically, Echelon Insights's misses leaned even on average. In 2026 its polls have been 0.9 points more Republican than other polls of the same races. Lean describes how its numbers compare; it isn't an accusation of bias.

What has Echelon Insights polled in 2026?

11 polls in Crosstab's data, including Trump approval, Generic ballot, Iowa Senate, Ohio Senate, Georgia Senate.

Grades: Crosstab Trust Index, computed from FiveThirtyEight's pollster-ratings data (CC BY 4.0), 1998–2022; 2026 measures from Crosstab's polling data.

Updated 2026-10-04 · Crosstab, nonpartisan polling analysis.