A new Marquette Law School Poll survey of Wisconsin registered voters finds that incumbents of both parties face a challenging political environment a year before the 2022 election. Measuring attitudes toward seven political figures, 40% say they would vote to reelect Gov. Tony Evers, while 53% would vote for someone else and 6% say they don’t know or decline to say. For Sen. Ron Johnson, 38% say they would vote to reelect him, 52% would vote for someone else, and 10% say they don’t know or decline to answer. Key takeaways from the poll include:
- Evers’ job approval stands at 45%, while 46% disapprove;
- Ron Johnson earned 36% favorable opinion with 42% having an unfavorable opinion;
- President Joe Biden’s job approval rating has declined to 43%, with 53% saying they disapprove and 4% say they don’t know;
- Vice President Kamala Harris is seen favorably by 39% and unfavorably by 47%; and
- Sen. Tammy Baldwin is viewed favorably by 38% and unfavorably by 39%.
