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Feeling a sense of “urgency” – and witnessing the surge of Donald Trump – Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he’s more willing to take on his own party and to draw clear distinctions between himself and the rest of the Republican presidential field.
The poll showed the U.S. Senate race tightening between incumbent Republican Sen.
But that’s a drop of 15 points from the 40 percent support he had in the April poll, before he entered the race. The margin of error for the whole sample was 4.3 points. Ron Johnson (R) by a 47-42 percent margin. Like Walker, Clinton has seen her lead narrow since April when she polled at 58 percent – before Sanders joined the race.
The poll included 802 registered voters interviewed between August 13 and 16.
In addition, the poll found, Walker’s support for his presidential run among GOP primary voters in Wisconsin has nose-dived from earlier this year.
On the Democratic side, Hillary Rodham Clinton is leading with 44 percent. It was at 41 percent four months ago, which was also his lowest since the poll was done in 2012. The Republican margin of error was plus or minus 6.6 percent.
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The latest poll results show 25 percent favoring Walker.
