Coverage

All 50 states and DC, built the same way.

178,600 respondents from census records, one calibrator. 4 states carry a published benchmark.

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Every panel calibratedBenchmark published (4)

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How one calibrator covers fifty states

All 51 panels are built the same way: respondents sampled from ACS census microdata, then scored through one production calibrator. That calibrator is what carries the published 7.47% average miss across 404 questions, and it is the same in every state. 4 states have also been scored against their own outside benchmark, and those results are published below. Where a state has no benchmark yet, we say so rather than implying one.

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Every panel

51 of 51 panels

  • Alabama
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Alaska
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Arizona
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Arkansas
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • California
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedBenchmark published · 7.77pp MAE vs. PPIC statewide survey →Apr 19, 2026
  • Colorado
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Connecticut
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Delaware
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • District of Columbia
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Florida
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Georgia
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedBenchmark published · 6.5pp median error vs. Georgia Secretary of State canvass →Apr 19, 2026
  • Hawaii
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Idaho
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Illinois
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Indiana
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Iowa
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Kansas
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Kentucky
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Louisiana
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Maine
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Maryland
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Massachusetts
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Michigan
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Minnesota
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Mississippi
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Missouri
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Montana
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Nebraska
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Nevada
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • New Hampshire
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • New Jersey
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • New Mexico
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • New York
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetApr 19, 2026
  • North Carolina
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • North Dakota
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Ohio
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedBenchmark published · 8.6pp median error vs. Emerson and Marist Ohio polls →Apr 19, 2026
  • Oklahoma
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Oregon
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Pennsylvania
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Rhode Island
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • South Carolina
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • South Dakota
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Tennessee
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Texas
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedBenchmark published · 4.88pp MAE vs. UT/Texas Politics Project →Apr 19, 2026
  • Utah
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Vermont
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Virginia
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetApr 19, 2026
  • Washington
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • West Virginia
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Wisconsin
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026
  • Wyoming
    Up to 10,000 per studyCalibratedNo state benchmark yetAug 21, 2026

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