Joe Biden wins the Democratic presidential primary in Wisconsin

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : Biden claimed the largest single-event fundraising record last week when he took in $26 million at a star-studded New York event last week with big names from the entertainment world teamed up with the president and his Democratic predecessors, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.
62% : Trump is looking to one-up his rival with a fundraiser in Palm Beach, Florida, this weekend that he hopes will bring in $33 million.
51% : Biden and the Democratic National Committee have outpaced Trump and the Republicans in fundraising.
48% : Biden and Trump easily won primaries in Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York and Wisconsin, adding to their delegate hauls for their party conventions this summer.
44% : Trump campaigned Tuesday in Wisconsin and Michigan, two Midwest battlegrounds.
41% : "Donald Trump is the first person I can remember who actually tried to keep all of the promises that he made during the campaign," said Scott Lindemann, a 62-year-old contractor in Kenosha, Wisconsin, who voted for the former president in the GOP primary.
36% : In particular, the tallies in Wisconsin, a pivotal November battleground, will give hints about the share of Republicans who still aren't on board with Trump and how many Democrats are disillusioned with Biden.
20% : Trump and Biden turned their attention to the general election weeks ago after Haley dropped out of the GOP contest.

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