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Crowley leads Tiffany by 4 points in new head-to-head poll of likely voters
WPR • • nation
Key Points:
- A new poll by Platform Communications shows Democratic nominee David Crowley leading Republican Tom Tiffany by 4 percentage points among likely Wisconsin voters, with a wider lead among independents.
- The survey of 500 voters found 48% support for Crowley and 44% for Tiffany, with Crowley favored more by Democrats and college-educated voters, while Tiffany had stronger backing from Republicans and those without a college degree.
- Favorability ratings show Crowley with a net-positive view (43% favorable vs. 26% unfavorable), while Tiffany is viewed unfavorably by more respondents (43% unfavorable vs. 38% favorable), especially among independents.
- Both campaigns have launched seven-figure ad campaigns with Tiffany attacking Crowley as a “failed executive” and Democrats labeling Tiffany as a “pandering politician” with a “MAGA agenda.”
- The poll also indicates a close generic Assembly ballot with 47% favoring Democrats and 44% Republicans, reflecting a tight midterm environment influenced by national political trends and the governor’s race.
