Most voters know little about the candidates for governor and Supreme Court, Marquette poll finds

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A new Marquette University Law School poll shows the majority of Wisconsin voters are undecided in the 2026 statewide races.

Over 80% of voters have not heard enough about the candidates for the state Supreme Court to form an opinion.

In the Democratic primary for governor, 81% of voters are undecided, while 70% are undecided in the Republican primary.

Despite low candidate recognition, 69% of registered voters reported they are likely to vote in the April election.

MADISON - The vast majority of Wisconsin voters don't know how they'll vote in the two major statewide races in 2026, according to a new poll released Wednesday.

The new survey from the Marquette University Law School shows 81% of registered voters say they don't know how they will vote in the Democrat