Recent polls, including an Emerson College survey from October 23-25 showing Democratic challenger Brad Pfaff at 46% to incumbent Republican Derrick Van Orden's 44%, have solidified trader consensus favoring Democrats at 51.5% in this competitive battleground district, which leans Republican by about 3 points. Pfaff's edge stems from strong fundraising enabling heavy ad spending on Van Orden's January 6 committee ties and local farm policy critiques, while early voting turnout appears robust in Democratic-leaning areas. Van Orden's path relies on rural GOP base mobilization amid a tight statewide environment where presidential polls show a close Kamala Harris-Donald Trump race in Wisconsin; election day is November 5, with potential for shifts from absentee ballot counts or October surprises.
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Partido Demócrata
52%
Partido Republicano
46%
Partido Demócrata
52%
Partido Republicano
46%
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0x2F5e3684c...Recent polls, including an Emerson College survey from October 23-25 showing Democratic challenger Brad Pfaff at 46% to incumbent Republican Derrick Van Orden's 44%, have solidified trader consensus favoring Democrats at 51.5% in this competitive battleground district, which leans Republican by about 3 points. Pfaff's edge stems from strong fundraising enabling heavy ad spending on Van Orden's January 6 committee ties and local farm policy critiques, while early voting turnout appears robust in Democratic-leaning areas. Van Orden's path relies on rural GOP base mobilization amid a tight statewide environment where presidential polls show a close Kamala Harris-Donald Trump race in Wisconsin; election day is November 5, with potential for shifts from absentee ballot counts or October surprises.
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