One of the surprise states that Donald Trump won in 2016. But he has a lot of damage control to do if he wants to repeat that. Right now, Wisconsin is not looking very good for him. He has a 10 point negative gap in job approval, and a 9 point negative gap against a generic Democratic opponent. In addition, the Wisconsin public trusts Democrats more by 10 points on health care. And those voters oppose Trump's desire to cut Medicaid and Medicare by a whopping 50 point gap.
The charts above are from a new Public Policy Polling survey -- done on April 22nd and 23rd of 762 Wisconsin voters, and has a margin of error of 3.6 points.
