WI-2012 Primary: 34% Santorum, 18% Romney, 17% Paul, 12% Gingrich (Marquette 2/16-19)

Marquette Law School
2/16-19/12; 716 registered voters, 3.7% margin of error
424 Republicans, 4.9% margin of error
Mode: Live telephone interviews
Marquette release

Wisconsin

2012 President: Republican Primary
34% Santorum
18% Romney
17% Paul
12% Gingrich

2012 President: General Election
53% Obama (D), 38% Romney (R)
51% Obama (D), 40% Santorum (R)
56% Obama (D), 33% Gingrich (R)
52% Obama (D), 36% Paul (R)

2012 Senate: General Election
48% Thompson (R), 42% Baldwin (D)
44% Baldwin (D), 40% Neumann (R)
45% Baldwin (D), 37% Fitzgerald (R)

Job Approval / Disapproval
Pres. Obama: 50 / 43
Gov. Walker: 47 / 47

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Comments

[22dodge]

09:57 AM on 03/02/2012

ron paul doesn't exsist? is he a ghost or figment of my imagination?

[Rightbrainedleftwinged]

01:01 PM on 02/22/2012

Feingold is still being drafted. While some states seem to like new faces in the senate, WI seems to be one that values old faces. Feingold, would probably be able to raise all his money through soft money, and I think in this election he needs to save the senate. Baldwin is a nice woman, and I really like her, but I have my doubts that unlike MI WA or Minn. they don't have a big tradition with a lot of women in politics. In some ways it's like Mass.

[Symanski]

01:40 PM on 02/22/2012

For what is he being drafted? The governor's recall race? Or the Senate race?

[Rightbrainedleftwinged]

06:03 PM on 02/22/2012

I want him back in the senate. He doesn't want to get caught up in the recall. I'm not that big on the recall myself. Feingold lost a dirty election in a year with poor turnout. He belongs in the senate, and I think Baldwin might be too much of a risk against Tommy Thompson, who has lots of billionaire friends. Feingold could be spent 100-1 and I believe he'd win.