Democrats Lead in U.S. Polls
One day before the midterm elections in the United States, the Democratic Party has a more favorable assessment than the Republican Party, but the gap has narrowed compared to Sunday. The voting will determine control of Congress and influence the governability of President Donald Trump.

One day before the midterm elections in the Estados Unidos, Democratic Party candidates register more favorable ratings than those of the Republican Party in opinion polls. Despite this, the Republicans advanced with respect to the recorded on Sunday (1st Nov.2026). The vote is scheduled for Tuesday (3 November) and the result will influence the governance of President Donald Trump (Republican Party), whose term ends in January 2029.
Numbers show Democrats ahead, but lead drops
The most recent average of the RealClearPolling aggregator shows the Democratic Party with 38.9% favorable rating and 54.5% unfavorable, balance of -15.6 percentage points. The Republican Party recorded 37.8% of favorable versus 56.6% of unfavorable, balance of -19 percentage points. On Sunday (November 1st), Democrats had a 40.2% favorable rating and 54.9% unfavorable, a balance of -14.7 points. The Republicans registered 37.7% of favorable against 58.0% of unfavorable, balance of -20.3 points.
The data indicate that although both parties have a negative balance, Democrats are in a relatively better position. The difference between the balances fell from 5.6 points on Sunday to 3.4 points on Monday, reflecting the Republican advance. The source did not detail the reasons for this change, but the movement occurs in the final straight of the campaign.
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Intention to vote for Congress favors Democrats
The aggregator also presents the average of the most recent intent polls for Congress. It measures the preference of the U.S. electorate between Democratic and Republican candidates for the House of Representatives and the Senate. The Democratic Party has 52% against 43.1% of the Republican Party.
This advantage of almost 9 percentage points in the intention to vote contrasts with the narrower party assessment. This suggests that even with a negative image, Democrats can attract voters who are unhappy with Republicans or the current political landscape. The source did not detail the margin of error of the surveys or the exact period of collection.
Early voting already mobilizes millions of voters
More than 53 million U.S. voters have already registered early votes, according to the University of Florida Electoral Laboratory. This expressive number indicates high turnout and can signal a record turnout. Early voting is a common modality in the U.S. and has been used by both parties to secure votes before the official day.
The high volume of early votes also reflects the polarization and interest of the electorate in the midterm elections. The source did not detail the partisan distribution of these votes, but the data is closely followed by analysts as it can anticipate trends.
Trump conditionals on 'honest' outcome
Trump has been criticizing the electoral process. On Tuesday (October 27th), he said he would respect the results of the country’s midterm elections if the elections were “honest”. The statement maintains the tone of suspicion that the president had already adopted in previous elections, without presenting evidence of irregularities.
Trump’s criticism of the electoral system is a point of tension on the political scene. The source did not elaborate on whether the president indicated what the criteria would be for considering an honest election. Speech occurs in a context of tightening and can influence public perception about the legitimacy of the process.
What is at stake in midterms
Midterm elections, called midterms, are held in the middle of the presidential term, every 2 years. They define all 435 members of the House of Representatives and 35 of the 100 members of the Senate. The outcome will determine which party will control each House of Congress, directly affecting Trump’s ability to pass his agenda for the remaining two years of his term.
If Republicans lose a majority in the House or Senate, the president will face greater legislative resistance. On the other hand, if they maintain control, Trump will have an easier time moving forward with his proposals. The source did not detail the seat projections, but polls suggest a competitive scenario.
With the vote scheduled for Tuesday, the next few days will be decisive for the political future of the Estados Unidos. The Boca no Trombone portal will continue to monitor the counting and the unfolding of the midterm elections, bringing updated information to the reader.
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