Marquette Poll shows support for impeachment has slipped in Wisconsin as Trump leads 4 top Dem rival

[riversedge]

I have to admit, I am angry, disappointed etc etc.



PS: The Marquette poll is considered the gold standard in WI.


https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/politics/elections/2019/11/20/marquette-poll-impeachment-donald-trump-democratic-race/4244453002/





Marquette Poll shows support for impeachment has slipped in Wisconsin as Trump leads 4 top Democratic rivals


Bill Glauber, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 9:26 a.m. CT Nov. 20, 2019 | Updated 3:21 p.m. CT Nov. 20, 2019

(Clockwise from upper left) President Donald Trump, former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Bernie Sanders, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

(Clockwise from upper left) President Donald Trump, former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Bernie Sanders, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen. Elizabeth Warren. (Photo: Journal Sentinel files; wire services)

Support for impeachment has slipped in Wisconsin, according to Wednesday's Marquette University Law School Poll.

And for the first time, President Donald Trump has surged ahead of all four top Democratic rivals in potential head-to-head matchups.

Just 40% of Wisconsin registered voters believe Trump should be impeached and removed from office, while 53% disagreed, according to the survey

The poll of 801 registered Wisconsin voters was conducted Nov. 13 through Sunday, during the opening week of public hearings in the House impeachment inquiry.

In October, before public testimony began, the Marquette poll showed that 44% said the president should be impeached and removed while 51% said he should not be.

Diving deeper into this month's numbers on impeachment, 52% said Trump asked the Ukraine president to investigate his political rivals, while 29% said he did not. Forty-one percent said Trump held up military aid to pressure the Ukraine president while 38% said he did not.................................


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[beachbumbob]

1. Not too concern based on a single poll, wait a few more weeks

And more info placed in the public domain.

[riversedge]

3. WI is plump full of RW Hate radio 24/7.

[beachbumbob]

4. Yep, but I suspect the demographic make up of the poll would

reveal dome issues. Why it takes more than one poll to gain any idea.

[ibeplato]

2. Wonder if they've improved?

they had Hillary winning WI by 6 in 2016.

Margin of error for this poll is +/- 4.1%

[evertonfc]

5. Wisconsin

has become much more favorable to the GOP over decades.

[DetroitLegalBeagle]

6. Troubling

The recent Politico/Morning Consult poll shows a drop as well.

[MFM008]

7. Who cares if they support

Impeachment.
Im totally enjoying it.
They will be so disappointed when
Maggot drops dead or resigns.

[tman]

8. The fact that it's even close is a bad sign.

I've been saying for a while that 2020 will be a 50/50 election because the effort to truly define Trump is non-existent while the 'professional left' are currently enganged in purity tests.

While I believe Biden to be the strongest against Trump, he has clearly lost his step and 2020 will be a big messy struggle.

[oasis]

9. Paul Ryan/Ron Johnson. GOP Kool aid is in no short supply up there.

[davsand]

10. I'd like to know the Margin of Error on this.

I'd also like to know how the call list was generated. Wisconsin has a lot of rural conservative voters with the larger metro areas being where a big chunk of the folks likely to vote Dem live. I really am interested to know if the geographic areas were diverse. I also will say that a lot of phone polling is dependent on landlines rather than cell phones. Older (frequently conservative) voters will have landlines while younger (typically more progressive) voters tend to be people without landlines--CELL PHONE users.

I don't know the Wisconsin vote registration requirements, so it's possible they had access to cell numbers in the calling lists.

I'm not going to get all worried until I find that information.


Laura

[Bettie]

16. Polling is largely telephone based

more do use cell phone numbers now, but and this is a big one....how many people do you know who answer their phones when they don't know who is on the other end?

The people who answer polling calls will tend to skew older and more authoritarian (when a phone rings, you answer it).

[Tech]

11. I was so sad when I read this.

[NewsCenter28]

12. But yet

Booker leads! Who knew that Booker had such appeal to the industrial Midwest all of a sudden????

[Tech]

15. .

[Still In Wisconsin]

13. Most of the people still living here are bigots, idiots or fundies. Trump will win Wisconsin.

I'm concentrating my efforts on Minnesota, where we still have a chance. This place is a fucking red state now.

[COLGATE4]

14. What the fuck is wrong with these people?

Does Trump have to sodomize a developmentally challenged boy on the Presidential desk on all-network TV at High Noon with Hannity narrating in order for them to see the bozo they elected???

[Bettie]

17. They'd say the kid had it coming

and it taught him a lesson.

The state I grew up in has become a right wing hellscape.

[VOX]

18. At this point, 45's base would probably find a way to applaud that.

Because, as they’ve demonstrated time and again, there’s no bottom (pun not intended) to their nihilistic negative ”thinking.”

[budkin]

19. Not good, that's an A rated poll

But let’s wait a few days...

[honest.abe]

20. If Trump wins Wisconsin this could happen..

So that means we have to win AZ or NC or Ohio or FL or some other purplish/red state.

[Vogon_Glory]

21. I fear Wisconsin might be as hopeless as Wyoming next year

We should try to win North Carolina and Arizona next year. While there are a lot of right-wingers in both states, a lot of them, particularly ex-military and those from military families, take a dim view of American presidents acting like Russian intelligence assets.