Rasmussen (R) Wisconsin 2012 Senate Poll
- Tommy Thompson (R) 52% (50%) {48%} [50%] (49%)
- Tammy Baldwin (D) 36% (38%) {44%} [36%] (42%)
- Some other candidate 6% (5%) {4%} [4%] (4%)
- Not sure 6% (7%) {4%} [10%] (6%)
- Eric Hovde (R) 44%
- Tammy Baldwin (D) 42%
- Some other candidate 4%
- Not sure 10%
- Mark Neumann (R) 45% (44%) {40%} [46%] (43%)
- Tammy Baldwin (D) 43% (42%) {48%} [37%] (44%)
- Some other candidate 5% (4%) {4%} [4%] (4%)
- Not sure 7% (9%) {8%} [13%] (9%)
- Tammy Baldwin (D) 44% (45%) {48%} [40%] (46%)
- Jeff Fitzgerald (R) 43% (41%) {40%} [41%] (39%)
- Some other candidate 5% (4%) {4%} [4%] (5%)
- Not sure 8% (9%) {7%} [15%] (11%)
Inside the numbers:
All four Republicans continue to lead among male voters, while Baldwin leads among female voters against all her GOP opponents except Thompson. It’s Thompson 46%, Baldwin 40% among women voters in the state.
Baldwin picks up 86% to 91% support among Wisconsin Democrats against three of the Republicans, but against Thompson support in her own party falls to 74%. The former governor leads Baldwin 51% to 32% among voters not affiliated with either of the major parties. The other GOP candidates are also ahead among these voters but by narrower margins.
Twenty-five percent (25%) of all voters in the state share a Very Favorable opinion of Baldwin, while 33% view her Very Unfavorably.
Thompson is viewed Very Favorably by 20% and Very Unfavorably by 20%. For Neumann, Very Favorables are 14%, Very Unfavorables 24%. Fourteen percent (14%) hold a Very Favorable view of Fitzgerald, but 30% regard him Very Unfavorably. Hovde earns Very Favorables of 19% and Very Unfavorables of 21%.
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