The latest Marquette University Law Poll, which was conducted earlier this month and released on September14, shows incumbent Gov. Tony Evers (D) and Tim Michels (R) remain in a very tight race for governor, and incumbent U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R) and current Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes in a statistical dead heat for U.S. Senate. In the August Marquette Poll, Barnes was up 7-ponts over Johnson. Please find below highlights of the poll:

Wisconsin Governor’s Race:

Wisconsin Voters’ Preference for Governor:

• Governor Tony Evers (Democrat):  47%
• Tim Michels (Republicans):  44%
• Joan Beglinger (Independent):  5%
• NOTE:  Joan Beglinger ended her gubernatorial campaign on September 6, 2022 and endorsed Republican candidate Tim Michels.  However, her name will remain on the November general election ballot.

• Evers Favorability:
• Favorable:  45%
• Unfavorable:  45%
• Haven’t heard enough:  7%
• Don’t know:  3%

• Michels Favorability:
• Favorable:  34%
• Unfavorable:  39%
• Haven’t heard enough:  19%
• Don’t know:  8%

U.S. Senate Race:

• Wisconsin Voters’ Preference for U.S. Senate:

o   U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (Republican):  49%

o   Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes (Democrat):  48%

• Johnson Favorability:
• Favorable:  39%
• Unfavorable:  47%
• Haven’t heard enough:  11%
• Don’t know:  3%

• Barnes Favorability:
• Favorable:  33%
• Unfavorable:  32%
• Haven’t heard enough:  25%
• Don’t know:  9%