What the surveys asked, who answered, and what the results can tell us.
This initial collection contains two surveys and three distinct questions. It does not establish a current statewide polling average or predict a winner. Historical surveys and voluntary reader polls are separated below.
Source review: 2026-09-10. A review date is not a poll field date. Coverage is not exhaustive.
Historical matchup: this question included Diego Morales, before Max Engling became the Republican nominee. It does not measure the current candidate field.
Historical 2025 survey. This asked about party preference, not named candidates. It must not be combined with the candidate question or presented as a current polling average.
Non-scientific reader survey. These are participating readers, not a representative sample of Indiana voters. The choices also included Harrison Jacobo, whom the publisher says did not qualify for the ballot.
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