Bill Cassidy's reelection once looked tenuous. Things are looking up.
The Louisiana Republican is counting on Donald Trump's silence after voting to impeach him.
www.politico.comAs of the most recently surfaced polling/news I can see right now, the key takeaway is that Bill Cassidy’s polling in Louisiana’s 2026 Senate race is moving between “strong lead” and “much tighter/behind” depending on the poll and matchup.[1][3]
What the latest poll coverage is saying (Louisiana Senate primary)
- A May 2025 report (Ragnar Research) described Cassidy leading among likely Republican voters, including favorable vs unfavorable figures and a hypothetical primary matchup where a larger share supported Cassidy.[1]
- A May 2026 report (Quantus Insights, per Newsweek coverage) described Cassidy trailing in the Republican contest, with Letlow ahead and Cassidy reported at a much lower figure in that poll’s results.[3]
One other recent “poll says it’s competitive” thread
- There’s also coverage suggesting polling has made the primary feel more competitive/uncertain than some expectations, though the snippet I’m seeing doesn’t include the full numbers.[6]
Quick clarification (so I fetch the right “latest” for you)
Do you mean (1) Louisiana Republican primary polls (Cassidy vs Letlow/Flemming/etc.), or (2) general-election polls (against a Democratic opponent)? Also, what date range counts as “latest” for you (last 24 hours, week, or month)?