Poll shows Walker leads GOP field in home state of Wisconsin

The Harley-riding governor said his next trip to New Hampshire will be on Labor Day, when he’ll ride his motorcycle through all 10 counties of the Granite State.

Complete poll numbers are available at law.marquette.edu/poll. Carly Fiorina and Marco Rubio receive 7% each.

In addition, the poll found, Walker’s support for his presidential run among GOP primary voters in Wisconsin has nose-dived from earlier this year.

Among Wisconsin Democrats, Hillary Clinton holds the lead 44 percent. Bernie Sanders of Vermont surging to 32 percent. Russ Feingold. In April, Feingold received 54% to Johnson’s 38%. Results for the Republican nomination are based on 334 registered voters who consider themselves Republicans or independents who lean to the Republican Party.

‘Under the Obama-Clinton foreign policy doctrine, we’ve been abandoning our traditional Muslim allies in the Middle East and allowing ISIS, al Qaeda, and Iran to fill the void, ‘ she added. Yesterday, as the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported, he received the opposite. Walker has since scrapped the agency’s loan program and removed himself as chairman of the board. The lead prosecutor in the investigation is still pursuing a possible appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.

The poll also shows Walker’s job approval rating is at an all-time low, at 39 percent. “There’s not a lot of positive influence for Walker in the state“. Did Walker bottom out in April, or have events since then further soured the public on Walker’s performance? “Future debates and a shakeup in the candidate lineup – which is coming, obviously – can and will affect his standing”.

An advocacy organization for Muslims is calling for Gov. Scott Walker to apologize for saying there are few “reasonable, moderate followers of Islam” while speaking to voters in New Hampshire on Friday.

Recently, Ted Cruz, along with Donald Trump, revealed that he is in full support for ending the birthright citizenship which is made possible by the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Meanwhile, his candidacy was barely a blip in the latest Quinnipiac survey of three important swing states – Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania – that was released on Thursday. It has at times become a way to avoid taking a stand on more contentious immigration issues, such as whether the millions of people in the country illegally should be offered a path to citizenship or at least legal status.