MILWAUKEE — New polling data from the Marquette University Law School is giving a clearer picture of where voters are leaning in the Democratic primary for governor.
What You Need To Know New polling data from the Marquette University Law School is giving a clearer picture of where voters are leaning in the Democratic primary for governor
The poll released Wednesday surveyed more than 800 registered voters from July 8 through July 16
During that period, David Crowley’s campaign for governor was suspended and Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, D-Wisconsin, ended her bid the day after the survey ended
48% of Democratic
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