A new poll shows the Wisconsin gubernatorial race deadlocked, with both major-party candidates receiving equal support among registered voters. The Marquette Law School Poll indicates a closely divided contest in a key swing state ahead of the election. The tie reflects the competitive nature of the race, where every vote could play a critical role in determining the outcome. With the state’s influence in the broader presidential election, the governor’s race has drawn significant attention.


Democrat David Crowley and Republican Tom Tiffany are tied in a new poll of the Wisconsin gubernatorial race, suggesting a tight race in the presidential swing state. In the Marquette Law School Poll, 44 percent of registered voter respondents said they would back Tiffany and 44 percent said they would back Crowley if the election...