School choice supporters like the trend they see in the latest Marquette Law School Poll.
The new poll, released this week, says 58 percent of voters in Wisconsin support the idea of ending limits on vouchers for private or religious schools. That would open up school choice to more than just low-income families in many parts of Wisconsin. The poll says 33 percent of voters oppose the idea. Jim Bender with School Choice Wisconsin says those numbers reflect what they’ve been seeing for a while. He says parents are starting to warm-up to the idea of choosing which school is best for their kids.
