Short, plain answers. Each links to the page with the full detail.
Candidates, verified polls and race ratings, each number with its source. It covers the 2026 U.S. Senate, House, governor and down-ballot races. More
Only polls from verified pollsters with a public release we can link to. Partisan sponsors are labeled. Pollsters that are not yet verified are kept out of every average until they are. More
Our call for every race as if the vote were held today. A snapshot, not a win probability or a vote share. More
How sure we are: ranges and chamber-control odds around the Vector, built from past polling error. An experiment about uncertainty, not a better guess. More
How much news and online noise a race gets, 0 to 100. It measures noise, not support: a high score says nothing about who is ahead. More
Our daily thumbs-up or thumbs-down question for readers. Anyone can answer, so it describes our readers, not the public. It is not a vote and never enters a poll average or any other signal. More
No. The Vugol Vector is a snapshot of today, and the Vugol Tensor is a simulation of how sure we can be, labeled as a simulation, not a prediction. More
No. Vugol race polls and Vugol Pulse answers describe our readers, not the public. They are kept separate and never enter a poll average or any other signal. More
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