Rasmussen (R) Wisconsin 2012 Senate Poll
Tommy Thompson
- Tommy Thompson (R) 48% (48%) {47%} [46%] (54%) {41%} [52%] (50%) {48%} [50%] (49%)
- Tammy Baldwin (D) 47% (46%) {51%} [49%] (43%) {48%} [36%] (38%) {44%} [36%] (42%)
- Some other candidate 2% (3%) {1%} [2%] (1%) {5%} [6%] (5%) {4%} [4%] (4%)
- Not sure 4% (3%) {2%} [4%] (3%) {6%} [6%] (7%) {4%} [10%] (6%)
Tommy Thompson
- Very favorable 24% (23%) {25%} [22%] (23%)
- Somewhat favorable 24% (25%) {22%} [27%] (36%)
- Somewhat unfavorable 17% (16%) {16%} [18%] (20%)
- Very unfavorable 33% (32%) {36%} [28%] (17%)
- Very favorable 21% (26%) {30%} [32%] (22%)
- Somewhat favorable 21% (19%) {22%} [17%] (21%)
- Somewhat unfavorable 15% (8%) {10%} [13%] (16%)
- Very unfavorable 39% (41%) {36%} [31%] (33%)
- Tommy Thompson 48% (48%) {47%} [49%] (59%) / 50% (48%) {52%} [46%] (37%) {-2%}
- Tammy Baldwin 42% (45%) {52%} [49%] (43%) / 54% (49%) {46%} [44%] (49%) {-12%}
Inside the numbers:
Ninety-six percent (96%) of likely Wisconsin voters say they are certain they will vote in this year’s election. Among these voters, Thompson leads 49% to 46%. He leads 52% to 47% among the 88% of the state's voters who have already made up their minds whom they will vote for.
Thompson draws support from 86% of the state’s Republicans, while 89% of Wisconsin Democrats back Baldwin. Among voters not affiliated with either party, Thompson has a four-point advantage.
Thompson leads by nine points among male voters in the state but trails by six among female voters. Voters in every age demographic are narrowly divided over the two candidates.
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