A new Marquette Law School poll released Wednesday reveals Wisconsin voters have yet to focus on the 2026 gubernatorial race, despite it being about one year away from the midterm elections.

The poll shows significant uncertainty among voters, with 71% of Republicans and 81% of Democrats having not made a primary choice in the gubernatorial race. This comes as 17 candidates — including Democrats, Republicans and independents — have entered the race for the open seat after Governor Tony Evers decided not to seek a third term .

"This is normal enough if you look back to all of our primaries since 2012. Almost everybody starts out in the teens or 20% name ID," Poll Director Charles Franklin said. "And they work their way up over the course of the campaign until in August they start to b

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