Bernie Sanders is seeing an uptick in the latest Wisconsin polls. (Getty)
Wisconsin is the next stop for the Democratic candidates in the nomination process. Bernie Sanders is coming off victories out west in Washington, Hawaii and Alaska.
Early polling numbers are looking more promising for Sanders than polls conducted last month. The latest poll conducted by Marquette shows Sanders with a 4 percentage point lead on Hillary Clinton in Wisconsin.
The Sanders campaign still faces an uphill battle to win the nomination. Even with Sanders recent victories, Clinton has a sizable advantage in the delegate race. There are 96 delegates at stake in the Wisconsin primary.
Here’s a look at the latest Wisconsin Democratic polls.
RealClear Politics Average
RealClear Politics keeps a running average of the Wisconsin polls. The average includes data from two polls. The Marquette poll conducted March 24-28 and the Emerson poll conducted March 20-22.
| CANDIDATE | VOTE% |
| Bernie Sanders | 47.5 |
| Hillary Clinton | 46.5 |
Marquette
The Marquette poll was conducted March 24-28. It has a margin of error of 6.3 percentage points.
| CANDIDATE | VOTE% |
| Bernie Sanders | 49 |
| Hillary Clinton | 45 |
Emerson
The Emerson poll was conducted March 20-22. It has a margin of error of 4.6 percentage points.
| CANDIDATE | VOTE% |
| Hillary Clinton | 50 |
| Bernie Sanders | 44 |