Harris has a polling edge in Wisconsin, but Democrats don't trust it - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : A survey from Emerson College and The Hill, a Washington newspaper, showed Trump up by 1 point.
45% : "But Democrats in the state have long memories of not only 2016, when Trump won, but also of 2020, when a poll from The Washington Post and ABC News two weeks before the election showed Biden with a 17-point lead in the state over Trump, in a race that was ultimately decided by less than 1 point.
41% : Even though the Democratic Party and its allied candidates have won 12 of the last 15 statewide elections in Wisconsin, there remains a widespread sense that polling data should be viewed skeptically and that voters who support Trump are quietly waiting to vote in large numbers.
35% : Marquette's latest poll showed Sen. Tammy Baldwin, a Democrat, with the same 4-point lead over Eric Hovde, her Republican challenger, that Harris had over Trump.
33% : "Brian Schimming, the chair of the Wisconsin Republican Party, said there was some credence to Democratic fears about a hidden group of potential GOP voters waiting in the shadows to vote for Trump.

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