Harris leads Trump by 3 points in Wisconsin: Poll

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Seventy-seven percent of voters ages 50 and up indicated that Social Security was "extremely important" or "very important" to them.
63% : In that same age category, 69% said Medicare was "extremely important" or "very important" to them, and 59% said the same about lowering the cost of prescription drugs.
60% : Voters ages 50 and older favor Trump by 2 points.
55% : Then, President Joe Biden was still in the presidential race, and Trump led by 6 points in Wisconsin.
55% : In the suburbs, Harris leads by 16 points, which is a net 19-point gain over Trump, who had a 3-point edge with suburban voters in July.
54% : The poll, commissioned by the bipartisan team of Fabrizio Ward and Impact Research, found Harris is polling 3 points ahead of Trump when including third-party candidates, who received 4% of the vote.
52% : "If candidates want to win, they should pay attention to the issues that matter to voters 50 and older, from protecting Social Security to supporting family caregivers," Cranley continued.
50% : In terms of party affiliation, Democrats have almost unanimously consolidated behind Harris, and she has an 11-point advantage with independent voters over Trump.
49% : The poll found urban and suburban Wisconsin voters are voting for Harris by double digits, while rural voters give Trump a 22-point lead.
25% : When Harris and Trump are polled in a head-to-head matchup, she polls 1 point ahead of him at 49% to Trump's 48%.

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