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Obama by 8, Baldwin by 4 in new Wisconsin poll

October 31, 2012

President Barack Obama leads Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney by 8 points in Wisconsin, according to a new poll. Marquette University’s Law School Poll found Obama has 51 percent to Romney’s 43 percent. Two weeks ago, Obama and Romney were … Continue reading →

New poll finds Obama up by 5 in Wisconsin

October 31, 2012

President Barack Obama leads Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney by 5 points in Wisconsin, according to a new poll from a health care advocacy group. Obama leads Romney, 51 to 46, with all likely voters and by 7 points among … Continue reading →

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Rasmussen: Wisconsin is tied; USAction: Obama by 5

October 26, 2012

Two new polls out today give conflicting takes on the presidential race in Wisconsin. A Rasmussen Reports poll shows the race in Wisconsin tied at 49 percent each for President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. The poll … Continue reading →

New poll puts Obama up by 6 in Wisconsin

October 25, 2012

President Barack Obama leads Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney by 6 points in Wisconsin, according to a new poll. Public Policy Polling conducted the survey for Health Care for America Now, a campaign backed by unions and other Democratic donors. … Continue reading →

New polls only agree that Wisconsin Senate race is tight

October 22, 2012

Two new polls split on which candidate leads Wisconsin’s Senate race. According to Rasmussen, former governor Tommy Thompson leads U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, 48-46. In an internal poll released today by Baldwin’s campaign, the Democrat leads Thompson, 49-44. Real Clear … Continue reading →

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Video: Presidential, Senate races tied in Wisconsin in new poll

October 17, 2012

President Barack Obama’s lead over Republican challenger Mitt Romney in Wisconsin has evaporated, according to a poll released today. Marquette University’s Law School Poll puts support for Obama at 49 percent to Romney’s 48 percent, a virtual tie. Two weeks … Continue reading →

Things to look for in today’s Wisconsin polling

October 17, 2012

The results of Marquette University Law School’s latest poll come out at noon today, the latest look at how Wisconsin voters are leaning in the presidential and U.S. Senate races. A few things I’ll be looking for, beyond the obvious … Continue reading →

For the ride home: Thursday, Oct. 11

October 11, 2012

In our extended (by necessity) VP debate edition, the headlines you may have missed today: Paul Ryan’s previous debate opponents tell Politico about the vice presidential candidate’s strengths and weaknesses. NPR has a helpful glossary of terms that could (almost … Continue reading →

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Wisconsin ‘too close to call’ in new presidential, Senate poll

October 11, 2012

A new poll is labeling the presidential and Senate races too close to call in Wisconsin. The Quinnipac University/New York Times/CBS News poll found President Barack Obama leading 50 percent to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s 47 percent in Wisconsin. … Continue reading →

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