Francesca Hong leads the Democratic primary field for Wisconsin governor according to the latest Marquette Law School Poll.
Francesca Hong currently leads the Democratic primary field for Wisconsin governor, according to a new Marquette Law School Poll released Wednesday. The poll shows Hong with 26% of the Democratic vote, followed by former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes at 15% and Sara Rodriguez at 11%. The survey, conducted from July 8 to 16, revealed that 45% of Democratic voters remain undecided. While Hong maintains her lead, the race has seen recent shifts, including Rodriguez dropping out due to a campaign finance scandal and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley reentering the race with an endorsement from Governor Tony Evers. On the Republican side, U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany holds a strong lead with 67% support. The poll also identified inflation, illegal immigration, and health insurance as the top three issues for voters. Although Hong is a democratic socialist, she aims to appeal to working-class voters by focusing on practical solutions like public schools and infrastructure.
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Marquette poll: Hong leads Wisconsin Democratic governor primary, 45% remain undecided
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