mixed-mode probability

NBC News

2026 National Exit Poll (NBC News presentation) · Oct 22, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026 · US national

Methodology

Pollster
NBC News media
Sponsor
NBC News and other news organizations
Fielded
Oct 22, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026
Population
voters
Sample size
—
Sample frame
mixed-mode probability
Mode
in-person Election Day interviews plus phone, mail and online interviews with early and mail voters
Margin of error
not stated on the NBC page
Geography
US national
Base notes
NBC page says exit polling was across 45 key states; sample size for the trans items not stated on the page

Sources

Verification note. Totals for both items rechecked by the main session on the live NBC page, 2026-11-06. The page's two columns are the Democratic/Republican House vote within each answer, not party breaks, so none are recorded. Fox News's 'Voter Poll' page (https://www.foxnews.com/elections/polls/voter-poll-results) shows identical totals, and AP describes its AP Voter Poll as the consortium's SSRS survey: treated as one instrument. Field start uncertain (AP: Oct 22; Fox: Oct 19); the end is Election Day.

Figures below are transcribed from these documents. Where they disagree with the source, the source governs.

Questions asked (2)

General acceptanceforced choicein a trend series
support for transgender rights in society: gone too far / not far enough

Do you think support for transgender rights in society has:

Gone too far
52%
Not gone far enough
26%
Been about right
22%

Wording notes: 'gone too far' option listed first

neutral — two directional alternatives plus 'about right'

Party & candidate handlingforced choice
party better able to handle policies about transgender people

Regardless of who you support, which party would you say is better able to handle policies about transgender people?

Democratic Party
45%
Republican Party
34%
Neither
20%

neutral — symmetric party options with 'neither'

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