Trump Gains Momentum Against Harris in Wisconsin Poll
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 42 days ago
In a stunning political landscape shift, the latest Marquette Law School poll reveals that Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are virtually neck and neck in Wisconsin, bolstering the former President's momentum as he gears up for the 2024 race.
The poll indicates Trump with 50% support among registered voters compared to Harris's 49%.
When evaluating likely voters, the results are slightly different but equally compelling, with Harris pulling ahead at 50% to Trump's 49%.
This survey marks a critical moment for Republicans as it comes on the heels of significant changes in the political arena, including Joe Biden's recent withdrawal from the race and his formal endorsement of Harris.
Biden's exit has left voters reacting in various ways, with an impressive 79% of Wisconsin voters stating he made the right decision to step aside, including a remarkable 91% of Democrats.
Interestingly, had Biden remained in the race, Trump's numbers would have been even stronger, indicating a potential lead of 5 percentage points.
Charles Franklin, head of the polling at Marquette, noted that the swiftness with which Democrats rallied around Harris following the former president's departure signals a renewed enthusiasm within the party.
While Harris has seen a surge in her favorability ratings, Trump enjoys robust support from enthusiastic voters, showing a healthy base eager to back him.
Additional factors play a role in this split, as independent candidates such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are also in the mix.
Polls show Kennedy capturing 8% of the registered voters, which might impact overall campaign strategies as they head into November.
As Harris starts to claim her ground nationally, her announcement to partner with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her vice-presidential pick aims to solidify support.
However, Donald Trump's Republican National Convention and the recent adrenaline boost from overcoming a serious assassination attempt seem to have energized his base significantly.
Despite the challenges he faces in this contentious election cycle, it’s clear that Trump's fervent supporters remain engaged and optimistic.
As we move closer to November, the dynamics in play will be closely watched, particularly in battleground states like Wisconsin, where every vote counts.
For conservatives, the prospect of a tightly contested race with momentum shifting favorably back to Trump is a clear signal of potential success as the campaign heats up.
The political landscape is evolving rapidly, and with key numbers indicating that many voters still view Harris unfavorably compared to Trump, the road ahead remains fraught with opportunity for Republican leadership.
Sources:
wpr.org
law.marquette.edu
wisconsinexaminer.com
The poll indicates Trump with 50% support among registered voters compared to Harris's 49%.
When evaluating likely voters, the results are slightly different but equally compelling, with Harris pulling ahead at 50% to Trump's 49%.
This survey marks a critical moment for Republicans as it comes on the heels of significant changes in the political arena, including Joe Biden's recent withdrawal from the race and his formal endorsement of Harris.
Biden's exit has left voters reacting in various ways, with an impressive 79% of Wisconsin voters stating he made the right decision to step aside, including a remarkable 91% of Democrats.
Interestingly, had Biden remained in the race, Trump's numbers would have been even stronger, indicating a potential lead of 5 percentage points.
Charles Franklin, head of the polling at Marquette, noted that the swiftness with which Democrats rallied around Harris following the former president's departure signals a renewed enthusiasm within the party.
While Harris has seen a surge in her favorability ratings, Trump enjoys robust support from enthusiastic voters, showing a healthy base eager to back him.
Additional factors play a role in this split, as independent candidates such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are also in the mix.
Polls show Kennedy capturing 8% of the registered voters, which might impact overall campaign strategies as they head into November.
As Harris starts to claim her ground nationally, her announcement to partner with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her vice-presidential pick aims to solidify support.
However, Donald Trump's Republican National Convention and the recent adrenaline boost from overcoming a serious assassination attempt seem to have energized his base significantly.
Despite the challenges he faces in this contentious election cycle, it’s clear that Trump's fervent supporters remain engaged and optimistic.
As we move closer to November, the dynamics in play will be closely watched, particularly in battleground states like Wisconsin, where every vote counts.
For conservatives, the prospect of a tightly contested race with momentum shifting favorably back to Trump is a clear signal of potential success as the campaign heats up.
The political landscape is evolving rapidly, and with key numbers indicating that many voters still view Harris unfavorably compared to Trump, the road ahead remains fraught with opportunity for Republican leadership.
Sources:
wpr.org
law.marquette.edu
wisconsinexaminer.com
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