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US midterms: 2 days to go – Who leads in the polls as Trump rally – Al Jazeera

US midterms: 2 days to go – Who leads in the polls as Trump rally  Al Jazeera Democrats remain ahead in national polls as Trump and candidates make their final push in the days before polling day. US Midterms…
One Place News   •   November 1, 2026   •   Updated November 1, 2026
US midterms: 2 days to go – Who leads in the polls as Trump rally – Al Jazeera

US midterms: 2 days to go – Who leads in the polls as Trump rally  Al Jazeera

Democrats remain ahead in national polls as Trump and candidates make their final push in the days before polling day. US Midterms 2026: The country is about to get a new Congress. What do voters want? | This Is America With two days to the United States midterm elections, Democratic and Republican leaders are making last-ditch efforts to woo voters, with the cost-of-living crisis, exacerbated by the US-Israel war on Iran, becoming one of the key talking points. According to the latest survey, Democrats are still ahead of the Republicans, but several closely fought Senate races may decide which party ends up in control of the US Congress.

On Sunday, President Donald Trump will be campaigning in Iowa and Kansas, while Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate who has faced an increased wave of Islamophobic attacks, will be holding events in Michigan. Democrats continue to lead Republicans by 51.5 percent to 43.1 percent, according to the latest RealClearPolling average. A national THP/MM survey conducted on October 28 and 29 put Democrats ahead by 54 percent to 41 percent, while an Emerson College poll conducted from October 24 to 26 showed a 10-point Democratic lead. Natalie Jackson, a political analyst and pollster, told Al Jazeera that the results reflected public dissatisfaction with Trump and the economy. “Polling shows an environment that is

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