Congratulations to @VictoryPolling client @sethwoodall4nc for defeating Rep. Reece Pyrtle in the Republican primary for NC HD-65!
Woodall defeated the incumbent by 18 points.
We are revolutonizing the political fundraising industry, and people are starting to take notice.
Thank you to Campaigns & Elections Magazine for naming DonorDex a finalist for 5 awards in 2026, including Most Innovative Product and Most Innovative Startup!
Victory Insights has been named a finalist for 8 Reed Awards by @C_and_E!
These 8 awards span polling, data analysis, fundraising, mobile apps, and campaign outreach.
Lots of talk about the Florida gubernatorial race in recent days…
This afternoon, we’re releasing our first poll of the Republican primary since January.
Donalds, Collins, Renner, & Fishback.
Stay tuned!
RACE CALL: Mikie Sherrill has defeated Jack Ciattarelli in the race for Governor of New Jersey.
Democrats have now defeated Republicans in both of this year’s gubernatorial contests.
RACE CALL: We project Abigail Spanberger to win the general election for Governor of Virginia, defeating Winsome Earle-Sears and flipping the seat blue.
Highly recommend reading the full report. Lots of interesting info besides the ballot topline.
A quarter of voters say they’re considering moving out of NYC if Mamdani is elected. A plurality of Cuomo voters and a majority of Sliwa voters say they’re considering it.
Tomorrow, we'll be releasing the results of our survey of New York City voters.
This poll explores the full ballot, head-to-head matchups, favorability of each candidate, and more.
It also investigates whether voters see Mamdani as a threat to NYC's future. Stay tuned!
This is the first poll we’ve released to the public that uses AI Agent-Conducted Live Calls as one of the response collection techniques.
We replaced a portion of the IVR component with AI agents calling voters and guiding them through the survey conversationally. More to come!
We highly encourage you to read the full poll report to better understand the context. Though Cooper is starting with a lead, Whatley has several factors in his favor.
For instance, here’s a telling excerpt from the report: “If Republican and Republican-leaning undecideds all vote for Whatley, and Democratic and Democratic-leaning undecideds all vote for Cooper, the advantage shifts to Whatley, who would then be favored by 4.2 points.”
Whatley hasn’t officially kicked off his campaign yet, whereas Cooper has been an elected official in North Carolina since the 1980’s.
Roy Cooper narrowly leads Michael Whatley in the first poll of the 2026 US Senate race in North Carolina.
OVERALL BALLOT:
43.4% Cooper (+3.1%)
40.2% Whatley
16.4% Undecided
WITH LEANERS:
44.4% Cooper (+0.9%)
43.5% Whatley
12.2% Neutral
Full Report: https://t.co/dSi0qKnucn