Biden touts infrastructure investments at Milwaukee campaign stop

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Multiple Democrats representing Wisconsin in state and federal government showed up to support Biden in Milwaukee on Wednesday, including Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson, U.S. Representative Gwen Moore and Governor Tony Evers.
44% : Biden's stop in Wisconsin's largest city also comes on the heels of his assertive State of the Union address last week, during which he repeatedly called out Trump without using his name in what felt like a stump speech for a second term in office.
38% : Current polls paint a mixed picture for Biden as he hopes to run it back against Trump and seal victory as he did in 2020.
32% : An Emerson College poll from last Thursday showed a dead heat between the two candidates with independents leaning toward the president, but a Times/Siena poll from the week prior showed Biden trailing Trump by five points.
25% : Despite persistent claims of fraud from Trump and his supporters on the political right, Biden's victory was confirmed by a recount Trump demanded, multiple lawsuits in state and federal courts, a nonpartisan audit, and reviews by a conservative law firm and a former state supreme court justice who was ultimately fired by the legislators who hired him to investigate the election.

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