It's pretty typical for trends in general elections. Through their cycle of a term they start at a high and go down just before the election.
There's some wiggle room there. It means Lautenschlager might be vulnerable.
I was surprised that it was almost 50 percent for her. She had run in a statewide election four years ago.
The fact that we're only at 14 percent is pretty good. They're looking at the record of Jim Doyle and is this good and I want to stay the course, or is this bad and I want a change.
It's totally up for grabs at this point.
They know what's going on with Doyle. People have been watching what's going on in Madison.
He's got a lot of work to do, obviously, to get his name out there. He's got a long way to go.
Among the people who do know who (Green) is, he has pretty favorable ratings. It's just that obviously it's a name recognition issue, and it's still pretty early. He really just has to get out there.
