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The New York Times/Siena poll Sept. 15-22 Favorability ratings of U.S. Senate candidates in each state Net favorability Democratic candidateRepublican candidate Maine –8 pts.+3 pts.Michigan +4 pts.–6... 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: A Sept. 15-22, 2026 NYT/Siena poll reported the following net favorability ratings for Senate candidates: Maine (Dem: -8, Rep: +3), Michigan (Dem: +4,...

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Just 21 percent of Democrats viewed socialism unfavorably. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: A September 2026 NYT/Siena poll across Maine, Michigan, and New Hampshire found that 21% of Democrats viewed socialism unfavorably.

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Claude Junkins, a Republican in Holden, Maine, said he planned to support Ms. Collins despite her support of Mr. Trump. 0.500

👤 Claude Junkins 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: Claude Junkins, a 70-year-old Republican from Holden, Maine, said in September 2026 that he planned to support Susan Collins for Senate despite her su...

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Mr. Kang said he planned to support Dr. El-Sayed largely because of economic issues and his support of single-payer health care. 0.500

👤 Abel Kang 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: Abel Kang, a 47-year-old independent social worker from Grand Rapids, said in September 2026 that he planned to support Dr. Abdul El-Sayed for Senate...

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Thirty-six percent said economic concerns, including jobs, inflation and the cost of living, were the most important issue deciding their vote, while only eight percent named foreign policy. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: Across polls in Maine, Michigan, and New Hampshire in September 2026, 36% of voters said economic concerns were the most important issue in deciding t...

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A majority of Mainers, including a majority of independents and 12 percent of Republicans, said they preferred a candidate who would provide a check on Mr. Trump. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena/Portland Press Herald poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: According to a September 2026 NYT/Siena poll, a majority of Mainers, including a majority of independents and 12% of Republicans, preferred a Senate c...

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He is more trusted to handle the cost of living by nine points, the only Democrat who is more trusted on the issue across the three states. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: A September 2026 NYT/Siena poll found that Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed was more trusted to handle the cost of living by ni...

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Dr. El-Sayed is also winning 8 percent of voters who supported Mr. Trump in the 2024 election, more than either of the other two Democrats in the survey. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: A September 2026 NYT/Siena poll found that Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed was winning 8% of voters who supported Donald Trump...

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And despite a bitter primary, a whopping 95 percent of Democrats are now supporting his candidacy. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: In a September 2026 NYT/Siena poll in Michigan, 95% of Democrats supported the candidacy of Dr. Abdul El-Sayed.

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While a majority of voters in these states view the Republican Party as too far to the right, most voters do not see the G.O.P. candidates in their states as too extreme. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 News Article 🏷️ Politics , Elections , Polling

Simplified: A September 2026 New York Times/Siena poll found that while a majority of voters in Maine, Michigan, and New Hampshire view the Republican Party as to...

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Now a majority — 51 percent — view her positively, including nearly half of independent voters. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena/Portland Press Herald poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: In a September 2026 NYT/Siena poll of Maine voters, 51% viewed Republican Senate candidate Susan Collins positively, including nearly half of independ...

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Ms. Collins is also seen by a majority of Maine voters as more likely than Mr. Jackson to be an effective senator and as having better character. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena/Portland Press Herald poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: A September 2026 NYT/Siena poll found that a majority of Maine voters viewed Republican Senate candidate Susan Collins as more likely than her opponen...

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By a wide margin, voters were more likely to see her as better at bringing money and resources to Maine as they were to say the same of Mr. Jackson. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena/Portland Press Herald poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: A September 2026 NYT/Siena poll found that Maine voters, by a wide margin, were more likely to see Republican Senate candidate Susan Collins as better...

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In Maine, 12 percent of voters who said they preferred Democrats to control the Senate also said they planned to support Ms. Collins — a split that helped explain her lead. 0.500

👤 The New York Times/Siena/Portland Press Herald poll 📋 Website Article 🏷️ General

Simplified: According to a September 2026 NYT/Siena poll in Maine, 12% of voters who preferred Democrats to control the Senate planned to support Republican candi...

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Overall, 54 percent of voters said they would prefer Democrats to control the Senate 1.000

👤 The author 📋 News Article 🏷️ Politics , Elections , Polling , U.S. Senate

Simplified: In a September 2026 New York Times/Siena poll across Maine, Michigan, and New Hampshire, 54 percent of voters said they would prefer Democrats to cont...

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Based on a New York Times/Siena/Portland Press Herald poll of 619 voters in Maine and on New York Times/Siena polls of 605 voters in Michigan and 613 voters in New Hampshire. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 News Article 🏷️ Methodology , Polling

Simplified: The September 2026 New York Times/Siena polls were based on samples of 619 voters in Maine, 605 voters in Michigan, and 613 voters in New Hampshire.

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Yet across all three states, the Republican nominees for Senate outperformed Mr. Trump’s 35 percent approval rating, sometimes by double digits. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 News Article 🏷️ Politics , Donald Trump , Elections , Polling

Simplified: In the September 2026 New York Times/Siena polls for Maine, Michigan, and New Hampshire, the Republican Senate nominees in all three states outperform...

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Nearly two-thirds of voters described the president as generally focused on the wrong issues. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 News Article 🏷️ Politics , Donald Trump , Polling

Simplified: In a September 2026 New York Times/Siena poll across Maine, Michigan, and New Hampshire, nearly two-thirds of voters said President Trump was generall...

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A majority of voters disapproved of his handling of a series of top issues, including immigration, tariffs, the war with Iran, the cost of living and gas prices. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 News Article 🏷️ Politics , Donald Trump , Polling

Simplified: According to a September 2026 New York Times/Siena poll in Maine, Michigan, and New Hampshire, a majority of voters disapproved of President Trump's h...

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“I hate to be so partisan, but my feelings right now are there are no Republicans that are willing to stand up to Trump,” said Scott Grady, an independent from Hillsborough, N.H., who is supporting Mr... 1.000

👤 Scott Grady 📋 News Article 🏷️ Politics , Donald Trump , Elections , New Hampshire

Simplified: Scott Grady, an independent voter from Hillsborough, N.H., who supports Democratic candidate Chris Pappas, said in September 2026 that he feels 'there...

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