Ballot Box. MWC file photo.
WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) – With the polls opening in less than 24 hours, the latest and final polls of voters in Badger State show the race will be close as expected, but two candidates appear to have a slight edge.
According to Five Thirty Eight’s latest forecast, the race between former President Trump and Vice President Harris in Wisconsin is well within the margin of error, with Harris holding just a 0.7% lead over Trump while he’s expected to win the presidency by an electoral college count of 275 to 263 due to his perceived advantage in Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.
Other notable final Wisconsin polls, including the latest Morning Consult poll, show Trump ahead of Harris by one percentage point, while Rasmussen gives him a 50% chance of winning the Badger State to Harris’ 47%. The final New York Times/Siena poll shows Harris ahead of Trump by two percentage points in Wisconsin, while the final Insider Advantage poll shows Trump up on Harris by one percentage point in the state.
Meanwhile, the race between Eric Hovde and Tammy Baldwin for the U.S. Senate remains deadlocked with Insider Advantage, with Hovde ahead by a percentage point, while the final Trafalgar poll shows Hovde with a 48.4% chance of winning the seat to Baldwin’s 47.9% chance. The final Morning Consult poll has Baldwin ahead by two percentage points, and the On Message poll has Baldwin ahead by one.
When it comes to national polls, the final NBC News poll has Trump and Harris tied at 49% with 1,000 registered voters responding, while the final Emerson poll shows the same 49% tie with Trump holding a six-point advantage with independent voters.
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