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0:53Now PlayingThere’s challenging terrain ahead for Biden’s 2024 campaign in Wisconsin, where many voters said the economy was better under the Trump administration.
In Wisconsin, 79% of registered voters said the US economy is on the wrong track. That was higher than the 74% who said the same across seven swing states that are likely to be decisive in next year’s presidential contest.
The dim outlook was held by Wisconsin voters in key demographic groups, including women, blue-collar workers, rural residents, and those ages 18 to 34.
The poll, conducted Oct. 5 through Oct. 10, found 48% of Wisconsin voters trust Trump more to handle the economy, compared to 36% who trust Biden more. More Wisconsin voters than not said the economy was better under the Trump administration and that the current president’s “Bidenomics” policies are bad for the economy.
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