Yahoo News Article Rating'Entirely unprecedented': Biden's exit, Harris' rise scrambles race in Wisconsin
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63% : Franklin said Marquette plans to begin a new survey of voters in Wisconsin and throughout the nation Wednesday, polling, among other things, Harris' head-to-head matchup with Trump.Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chairman Ben Wikler told reporters that all but a handful of Wisconsin's DNC delegates had pledged their support to Harris as of mid-afternoon Monday.51% : And polling since the debate had shown Trump with an edge in Wisconsin and other key states.
17% : Harris comes Tuesday to a state where most statewide contests are decided by razor-thin margins -- around 20,000 votes in both 2016, when Trump won, and 2020, when he lost to Biden.
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