Wisconsin early polling numbers look good for Sanders. (Getty)
The Bernie Sanders campaign continues to receive good news from the early Wisconsin polls. A new Public Policy poll shows Sanders with a 6 percentage point lead over Hillary Clinton.
The poll is in line with a Marquette poll conducted within the last week that showed Sanders with a 4 percentage point lead. Sanders is hoping for a victory in Wisconsin and other upcoming primaries to help him cut into Clinton’s delegate lead.
Early polls are not an exact science and there have been examples in the nomination process of wide discrepancies in the results. For the most part, the early polling numbers have been similar to the results of the Democratic primaries.
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 three polls. The Public Policy Polling poll conducted March 28-29, the Marquette poll conducted March 24-28 and the Emerson poll conducted March 20-22.
| CANDIDATE | VOTE% |
| Bernie Sanders | 47.3 |
| Hillary Clinton | 46.0 |
Public Policy Polling
The Public Policy poll was conducted March 28-29. It has a margin of error of 3.7 percentage points.
| CANDIDATE | VOTE% |
| Bernie Sanders | 49 |
| Hillary Clinton | 43 |
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 |
