Wisconsin’s marquee races are both tied heading into Election Day.
The last Marquette Law School poll of this election season is out and shows tight contests all the way around. Click of the candidates names to learn more about their campaigns.
The poll continues to have the race for Wisconsin governor tied between Governor Tony Evers and Republican challenger Tim Michels.
In the race for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin, Senator Ron Johnson has a two-point lead over Democratic Challenger Mandela Barnes, a race Johnson led by six points last month. Pollsters say ten-percent of Democrats in Wisconsin have already voted, but there are signs that Republicans are just as energized to vote next week.
There is no shortage of investment as we take another look at just how expensive Wisconsin’s race for governor is.
The latest campaign finance reports show Governor Tony Evers has outspent Republican Tim Michels by 12-and-a-half million-dollars so far this year. The governor has spent more than 37 million-dollars since January, while Michels campaign has spent about 25 million. Those numbers don’t include all of the spending from outside groups in the race. Politicos say Wisconsin’s race for governor is the most expensive in the country.
