IGS Poll

Parent: Institute of Governmental Studies

eScholarship stats: History by Item for May through August, 2026

ItemTitleTotal requests2026-082026-072026-062026-05
0p72104cRelease #2026-17 Impact of Candidate Descriptors on Voter Support7,1797,179
5s8858hdRelease #2026-10: Governor's Race5,9431,2102222,2072,304
2h95684fRelease #2026-01: Governor Race2,3513901497201,092
9c76j35kRelease #2026-09: June Elections and Voting2,03973311461,789
59q1s333Tabulations from a late May 2026 Poll of California Likely Voter Preferences in the June Primary Election for Governor1,66223976612735
94r9m5dmRelease #2025-16 California Election and Voting Statistics1,5551,11416821063
4p03f9rhRelease #2026-14: General Election Preferences for Governor1,380448251681
3708k3kwTabulations from an April 2026 Poll of California Voter Opinions on Democracy1,25623943153821
2d964377Release #2026-07: State of Democracy1,210197293259461
6t74v608Release #2026-15 Governor's Race1,1371,137
0mf109zpTabulations from a March 2026 Poll of California Democrats of their Current Voting Preferences for the 2028 Democratic President Nomination1,069547133221168
26b6t6k0Release #2026-04: Democratic Presidential Preferences1,051487185156223
2zw023ktRelease #2026-16 Billionaires Tax and Voter ID Initiatives962962
79c0d4f0Release #2026-08: Safeguarding Democracy8944746382275
4wr927qrRelease #2024-15: Early voter support for Proposition 36 to stiffen criminal penalties, and Proposition 32 to increase the state minimum wage.-- Divided views about Prop. 33, to expand local authority to enact rent control laws --807436723260
4k30h22p Tabulations from a March 2026 Poll of  California Registered Voters Measuring  Early Voter Reactions to the Billionaire Tax  and Voter ID Ballot Propositions 789345135152157
5gc7d986Tabulations from an April 2026 Poll of California Voter Opinions on Democracy76628674113293
1xq6d35mRelease #2026-03: November Ballot Propositions7341557897404
4hz148k9Release #2025-05 Voters hold very different views of Democrats Kamala Harris and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass73018239358151
8fc789h9Tabulations from a March 2026 Poll of California Likely Voter Preferences in the June Primary Election73018141173335
1m66w3d9Release #2021-08: Voter Support for Recalling Governor Newsom Remains at 36%6338140049103
3z97f1d8Release #2017-20: Democrats Newsom and Villaraigosa lead the field in next June’s top two primary election for governor. Feinstein leads Democratic challenger de Leon, but receives a modest 41% of voter support.539384312149
7pq6f1msRelease #2024-20: Election Turnout and Voting Methods530323589554
8rv3n8qfRelease #2025-04: Huge Partisan Divide Among California Voters About the Integrity of State Elections and Voter Fraud53013961227103
0ph594n5Release #2025-12 Governor's Race5292325399145
8hv8929cRelease #2026-18 Election Integrity and Mail Ballot Voting486486
4br0t6hdRelease #2026-11: Media Sources4825729396
78k9555vRelease #2026-12: Confidence in Elections46119144226
5cg5z12pTabulations from a late May 2026 Poll of California Registered Voters about the Sources they turn to for News and Information about Election-related Issues42914310276
9qm0g9w3Release #2024-06: Garvey Now in a Statistical Tie with Schiff in Full-Term U.S. Senate Primary42910867121133
0fz1x8qnRelease #2026-13: Threats to Democracy4277074283
8wp3s6qwRelease #2025-17 Preferences for Governor42111460102145
1h98j234Release #2022-03:Voters offer some but not overwhelming support for the idea of legalizing sports betting in California4061515667132
59n063zxTabulations from a late May 2026 Poll of California Registered Voters about Voter Confidence in Local Election Officials to Conduct the June Primary Fairly and Securely and that the Vote Count will be Accurate40314963191
1cx7t6fpTabulations from a March 2026 Poll of California Likely Voters about Issues They Believe are Important for the Next Governor to Address3609818113131
42b060s9Release #2024-19: State Election Contests356154377392
27x9k5qtRelease #2021-13: Gubernatorial recall election much closer among voters considered most likely to participate than among the overall electorate339984384114
8dj134w8Release #2026-02: State Issues329642878159
44f080mqRelease #2025-09 State of American Democracy and Trust in Institutions328766310089
7f0266j1Release #2026-05: Immigration Policies310791679136
021970h5Tabulations from a Late February 2024 Poll of California Likely Voter Preferences in the March 2024 Primary Election for U.S. Senate30783607589
96j2704tRelease #2019-08: Leaving California: Half of State’s Voters Have Been Considering This; Republicans and Conservatives Three Times as likely as Democrats and Liberals to be Giving Serious Consideration to Leaving the State 296792779111
8pr8d21rRelease #2024-16 Californians’ backing of Prop. 36 remains solid286593169127
04j976thTabulations from a March 2026 Poll of California Registered Voters About Federal Immigration Policies276124215180
1nd4t03vTabulations from a late April 2025 Poll of California Registered Voters about the Integrity of State Elections and Reactions to President Trump’s Proposals to Change the Nation’s Election Laws2741021911439
7z00g8zzTabulations from a August 2025 Poll of California Registered Voter Opinions of the University of California271164353834
3j8624mrTabulations from a Late October 2025 Berkeley IGS Poll of the Demographic Characteristics of California Registered Voters Overall and by Party265141295936
77g3k2h7Tabulations from a survey about COVID-19 and racial minorities264211010223
7sn293xsRelease #2022-08: Voters offer a wide range of issues they’d like the state to address26285316086
1p8105hhTabulations from a March 2026 Poll of California Registered Voters about Democracy and Voting Rights255891946101

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