Barack Obama in Milwaukee; Democrats campaign ahead of election

MILWAUKEE – Former President Barack Obama on Saturday, Oct. 29 campaigned for Wisconsin Democrats at Milwaukee’s North Division Excessive College.

Obama is scheduled to talk round 4:45 p.m. FOX6 Information will stream is remarks reside.

Obama will likely be joined by U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore and different Democrats from throughout the state. Their cease is to help Gov. Tony Evers, Senate candidate Mandela Barnes and Lawyer Normal Josh Kaul – who’re all on the Nov. 8 poll.

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Oct. 12 Marquette ballot

Within the Marquette Legislation College Ballot of Wisconsin, launched Oct. 12, Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson strengthened his lead over Barnes. The governor’s race is tightening with Evers forward of Republican challenger Tim Michels within the tossup race.

Johnson is supported by 52% and Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes is backed by 46% of doubtless voters. Johnson was forward within the September ballot, with 49% to 48% for Barnes. In August, Barnes led the race.

As for the governor’s race, it’s a tossup: 47% of doubtless voters say they help Evers, to 46% backing Republican Tim Michels.

Evers’ lead has shrunk. In September, 47% mentioned they had been supporting Evers, whereas 44% needed Michels.

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Obama received Wisconsin in 2008 by 14 factors and by 7 factors in 2012. These broad margins in presidential races are uncommon within the state that Trump received by lower than a degree in 2016 however misplaced to President Joe Biden by lower than a degree in 2020.

The Related Press contributed to this report.