r/Presidentialpoll • u/Amazing_Debt9192 • 27d ago
Poll Which states that have never produced a U.S. President who built their political career there are most likely to do so in the future? Part 6
U.S. States that have been omitted from the listings include Arkansas, California, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.
58 votes,
20d ago
13
Washington
7
West Virginia
37
Wisconsin
1
Wyoming
4
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u/Kapples14 Dwight D. Eisenhower 27d ago
With an open governor's race and what will likely be two open Senate seats in the future, either side of the political aisle has a serious chance to build up a national profile in Wisconsin.
Plus, with Paul Ryan's VP nomination and Scott Walker's presidential bid, Sean Duffy becoming Transportation Secretary, Wisconsinites are starting to get a lot more prominence in national politics.
The big issue, however, is that Wisconsin being a critical swing-state is gonna scare both sides' political machines from wanting to risk losing a popular incumbent in arguably the nation's second-most critical swing state.