Wisconsin voters split their preference between President Biden and former President Trump in a hypothetical 2-way presidential race
— and between backing the Democratic and the Republican congressional candidates in their House district, according to a new Fox News survey of Wisconsin registered voters. In the head-to-head presidential matchup, Biden and Trump tie with 48% support each. Biden gets significant backing from urban voters , Whites with a college degree , suburban voters , and union households .
'Data from the 2022 election suggests MAGA candidates ran three to four points worse than non-MAGA Republicans,' says Republican pollster Daron Shaw, who conducts Fox News polls with Democrat Chris Anderson. 'But we’re not seeing that ‘Trump tax’ so far in the 2024 numbers. Neither are we seeing Biden underperforming other Democrats. It looks like partisans are behaving like partisans.
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