The Kansas Senate reelection contest between Republican Senator Roger Marshall and Democrat Adam Hilton was rated a toss-up

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In the 2025 New Jersey gubernatorial election, Mikie Sherrill won by 16 percentage points after pre-election polls showed an eight-point margin

As of November 2026, the average polling error across recent United States election cycles is approximately three to four percentage points

The final New York Times poll for the 2026 Michigan Senate election showed Abdul El-Sayed leading Republican candidate Mike Rogers 53 percent to 42 percent

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was confirmed by the United States Senate as Secretary of Health and Human Services

United States Representative Henry Cuellar coordinated two days of congressional meetings in Washington, D.C., for members of the South Texas Builders Association

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer publicly characterized Haley Stevens's endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers as a despicable betrayal

Democratic congressional candidate Mary Peltola denied knowledge of reported recruitment efforts to enter Dan J. Sullivan Jr. as a spoiler candidate in Alaska

The Department of Justice amended its complaint in the Alaska U.S. Senate ballot litigation following a New York Times report regarding candidate recruitment

Representative Mary Peltola and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee moved to intervene in the federal lawsuit concerning candidate placement on Alaska's Senate ballot

The New York Times reported that Representative Mary Peltola's campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee participated in recruiting an independent candidate named Dan Sullivan to run for U.S. Senate in Alaska

Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Kansas to support incumbent Republican Senator Roger Marshall

Democratic Representative Haley Stevens endorsed Republican nominee Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan United States Senate race

The State of Alaska filed a motion to dismiss the federal government's lawsuit regarding the inclusion of candidate Dan Sullivan on the Senate ballot

Dan J. Sullivan Jr. told The Wall Street Journal that no outside party influenced Dan J. Sullivan Jr. to enter the Alaska Senate race

The Department of Justice filed an amended complaint in federal court concerning alleged Democratic candidate recruitment in the Alaska Senate election

As of November 2026, the state of Texas has not elected a Democratic candidate to the United States Senate since the 1980s

The Department of Justice's amended complaint in Alaska cited New York Times reporting regarding the recruitment of candidate Dan J. Sullivan

The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan must appear on the election ballot labeled as the incumbent

Alaska state court litigation determined that general election ballots would identify Dan S. Sullivan as the incumbent senator and Dan J. Sullivan Jr. as a non-incumbent

In the Alaska United States Senate race, incumbent Dan S. Sullivan ran against Democrat Mary Peltola and candidate Dan J. Sullivan Jr.