President Trump outperformed polls around the country for the second straight election. We talk with the director of the Marquette Law School Poll about what the future holds for political polling. We also hear about Sturgeon Bay becoming an official Ice Age Trail community. We also talk about a top Republican’s call to investigate the state’s election.
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Why The Polls Got It Wrong Again In 2020
Pollsters around the nation again underestimated the support for President Trump, and in some cases by a greater amount than in the 2016 election. We look at why so many polling organizations got it wrong in 2020 and whether they can regain the public’s trust.
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Sturgeon Bay Becomes Ice Age Trail Community
We talk with an Ice Age Trail steward about Sturgeon Bay joining the ranks of official Ice Age Trail communities in Wisconsin.
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What's Next After Assembly Speaker Calls For Investigation Of Wisconsin's Election
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos is calling for an investigation into Wisconsin’s election, citing vague allegations of voter fraud and “ballot dumping.” We talk about what could happen next and the reaction his statements are getting in the capitol.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Bill Martens Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Dean Knetter Producer
- Charles Franklin Guest
- Kevin Quinn Guest
- Laurel White Guest
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