WI-Marquette: Obama+11

[Tender Branson]

53-42 Obama

http://law.marquette.edu/poll

[RI]

Wisconsin is now solid Obama on the Atlas polling page.

[Likely Voter]

WI was not even being contested until they put Ryan on the ticket. Up until that point it was polling like MI and PA. It appears that WI had a brief flirtation with joining the battleground states but it has now rejoined its likely Obama states. I bet neither campaign will be spending much here by the end of the month. But it does beg the question: where does Romney go next for a Plan B without OH.

[GMantis]

I have a feeling the Romney camp is very much regretting picking Ryan instead of Rubio.

[Yank2133]

I have a feeling the Romney camp is very much regretting picking Ryan instead of Rubio.

Likely an I told you so by his advisors.

[ajb]

I have a feeling the Romney camp is very much regretting picking Ryan instead of Rubio.

Likely an I told you so by his advisors.

I dunno. It depends on how much you think Rubio would have helped him in CO/NV/NM.

[Eraserhead]

Wisconsin is even more done than Ohio. He should definitely pull out of here.

[GMantis]

I have a feeling the Romney camp is very much regretting picking Ryan instead of Rubio.

Likely an I told you so by his advisors.

I dunno. It depends on how much you think Rubio would have helped him in CO/NV/NM.

I doubt have helped that much directly (after all, the mostly mostly mestizo Hispanics there might not really identify with a white Cuban-American) but it would help secure the very expensive Florida, freeing resources to campaign in those states.

[Lief 🗽]

Safe Obama.

[LiberalJunkie]

Safe Obama.

[knyphausen]

I think in the end Obama wins by 6-8, but certainly not a "tipping point" state that could deliver the election to Romney.

[Hash]

CNN was insisting that Wisconsin was a tossup last night (well, obviously they would).

[Landslide Lyndon]

CNN was insisting that Wisconsin was a tossup last night (well, obviously they would).

Well, they insisted that the election was not over for McCain when they called Ohio back in 2008.