2026 Florida 2nd District Polls

Polls tracking the 2026 U.S. House race in Florida's 2nd Congressional District. Data is synced from the New York Times, which aggregates surveys from major pollsters active in the district.

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In the most recent Florida 2nd congressional district poll (Patriot Polling, Jul 22 - 26, 2026, n=922 LV), Gross (R) leads Zateslo (D) 58.5%–39.1%.

Data is synced continuously from the New York Times, which aggregates surveys from major pollsters. The table shows individual pollster results. The map uses the same 2026 non-partisan polling average and candidate-selection method as the homepage maps.

At a glance

Polls tracked
9
Pollsters
5
Field dates
Jan 24, 2026 – Aug 11, 2026
Stages
General election (1), Primary (8)
Most recent poll
Aug 11, 2026
Florida district 2: No qualifying average
Florida district 2 · No qualifying average 2026 non-partisan polling

All polls

PollsterPartisanField datesStageSampleResultsMarginSource
co/efficientRepAug 10 - 11, 2026Primaryn=603 LV
Don't know: 26%
Rogers (Austin) (R): 25%
Power (R): 15%
+10%link
Victory InsightsAug 4 - 6, 2026Primary—
Don't know: 32.7%
Rogers (Austin) (R): 21.4%
Gross (R): 15.8%
+5.6%link
Cygnal PoliticalRepAug 3 - 3, 2026Primaryn=400 LV
Gross (R): 35%
Rogers (Austin) (R): 28%
Norton (Jim) (R): 11%
+7%link
Guidant Polling and StrategyRepJul 29 - 31, 2026Primaryn=400 LV
Don't know: 38%
Rogers (Austin) (R): 21%
Gross (R): 17%
+4%link
Patriot PollingRepJul 22 - 26, 2026General electionn=922 LV
Gross (R): 58.5%
Zateslo (D): 39.1%
Don't know: 2.4%
R+19.4%link
co/efficientRepJul 14 - 16, 2026Primaryn=624 LV
Don't know: 39%
Gross (R): 22%
Rogers (Austin) (R): 19%
+3%link
co/efficientRepJun 23 - 24, 2026Primaryn=692 LV
Don't know: 52%
Gross (R): 27%
Rogers (Austin) (R): 7%
+20%link
Guidant Polling and StrategyRepMar 9 - 11, 2026Primaryn=400 LV
Don't know: 64%
Gross (R): 16%
Norton (Jim) (R): 9%
+7%link
Patriot PollingJan 16 - 24, 2026Primaryn=812 LV
Gross (R): 34.4%
Don't know: 33.9%
Power (R): 31.7%
+2.7%link

9 of 9 polls shown, most recent first. Every number is a single pollster's reported result — no polling average is calculated here. Partisan shows the source’s party flag; a blank means no partisan affiliation is marked.