Polls in Ohio’s 1st congressional district show Democratic incumbent Greg Landsman leading Republican challenger Eric Conroy by margins ranging from roughly 3 to 9 points in late October surveys, producing a polling average near D+6 to D+8 ahead of the November 3 general election. The district’s shift toward a slight Republican lean after redistricting has kept the contest competitive despite Landsman’s incumbency advantage and stronger fundraising. Recent surveys from multiple pollsters, including those fielded in the final weeks, cluster in the low-to-mid single-digit Democratic range, aligning with trader pricing across the various margin buckets. National midterm dynamics and turnout among suburban Cincinnati voters remain key variables that could narrow or widen the final result within the narrow window before ballots close.