Biden's support grimly uncertain

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Skyrockers firework show postponed; more closures due to rain and flooding Local talent shines in first-ever Riverfest Idol karaoke tournament Dane County judge strikes down part of Act 10 One injured in three vehicle crash near Arcadia Viroqua's fireworks show postponed due to inclement weather Galesville man charged with eluding police and stealing vehicle in Onalaska Onalaska man charged with felony for pointing gun at woman's head during argument Two spills of chemical firefighting foam occurred at La Crosse Regional Airport earlier this year, reports say Vernon County gears up for Independence Day celebrations Tellurian awarded $35,000 from Mayo Health Spring boys all-conference teams: Complete Coulee Region listing Alaska man faces felony charges for assault in Winona that led to shelter-in-place orderA military veteran, Sherrill said with Republican Donald Trump running for the White House, "the stakes are too high -- and the threat is too real -- to stay silent.""I realize this is hard, but we have done hard things in pursuit of democracy since the founding of this nation," she said in a statement.
31% : "Many Democrats worry that not only is the presidency in jeopardy but also their own down-ballot races for control of the House and Senate -- and the party's ability to stop Trump and the conservative Project 2025 agenda with its plans to weaken the federal government.
21% : The majority of Democratic senators who spoke during a closed-door Senate lunch meeting expressed deep concerns about whether Biden can beat Trump in November, though they stopped short of saying he should step down from the race, according to a person familiar with the conversation and granted anonymity.
11% : "In the private House meeting Tuesday, there was a growing concern that Biden remaining in the race means the election will center on his age issues instead of Trump, according to one of the people in the room.

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