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Scott Walker Surges To 50-43% Lead Over Mary Burke
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| Gov. Scott Walker |
Two weeks ago, among likely voters, the widely-respected Marquette Law School poll showed the gubernatorial race in Wisconsin all tied up at 47% among likely voters between Democrat Mary Burke and incumbent Republican Governor Scott Walker. A poll released today, the last before Tuesday's election, shows Walker surging to a 50-43% lead.
The magic 50% mark for an incumbent is a very big deal.
This almost perfectly matches Walker's favorability rating in this poll, which is 50-46%. Walker's job approval among likely voters sits at 52-46%. Among registered voters, it's 49-47%.
The poll's internals show Burke up only six with women while Walker leads by 22 points with men.
Among registered voters, a less reliable screen, Walker is up by only 1 point, 46-45%.
Momentum at this point in the race is crucial. Walker appears to be peaking at just the right time.
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