A lot of folks outside Wisconsin still don’t understand that Tuesday’s election isn’t mainly a primary—it’s a judicial race the GOP is desperate to win. Here’s why: How a Wisconsin Supreme Court race could impact the presidential election | TheHill https://t.co/m6Bgj7ZTD8 — Ben Wikler (@benwikler) April 5, 2020
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Bernie Sanders, Presidential race 2020
Bernie Sanders Really Is A One Trick Pony
Courts, Elections, Presidential race 2020
April Presidential Primary Impact on State Supreme Court Race
Campaign Spending, Presidential race 2020
Bloomberg Adds Wisconsin to List of Key States
"Bloomberg's advisers have identified Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Florida and North Carolina as the six states that will decided the electoral college winner this year. Staff in each of those states have signed contracts through November to work on the effort." https://t.co/qfQMgY72Fz — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 5, 2020
Bernie Sanders, Presidential race 2020
Sanders’s supporters see Bernie for the People v. Credit Card Industry-Insurance Company-War Mongering Joe
Presidential race 2020, Sanders
Math Is Not Bernie Sanders’ Friend
Mike Pence, Presidential race 2020, Trump
CNN Analyst Predicts The Exact Date Trump Will Dump Pence From The Ticket
Polls, Presidential race 2020
Wild swings in Marquette Law Poll cohorts reason for doubt
Here's the evidence that the Marquette Poll is garbage. The crosstab on the left is the most recent poll. The one on the right is from last month. Obviously Biden didn't go from beating Trump by 29 points among 18-30 to LOSING to him in a month's time! Absolutely absurd. pic.twitter.com/r9qDjJlIsc — Jud Lounsbury (@JudLounsbury)…
Polls, Presidential race 2020
Marquette Law Poll gets WI wrong
The last presidential election in Wisconsin the conservative / moderate / liberal split was 34/40/25. The latest Marquette Poll 39/34/21. At the most basic level, a poll sample is supposed to mirror to the population it seeks to measure. This does not do that. pic.twitter.com/JsM5BexwCo — Jud Lounsbury (@JudLounsbury) February 27, 2020
Democrats, Presidential race 2016, Presidential race 2020
WI voters who stayed home in 2016 overwhelmingly favor Democrats in 2020
Presidential race 2020
No more caucuses
Milwaukee, Presidential race 2020
Milwaukee
How Milwaukee Could Decide the Next President | The New Yorker #wipolitics https://t.co/lFDex2Drsp pic.twitter.com/TGEjHNenfj — John Adams (@DailyAdams) February 20, 2020