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CQ Politics’ Four Questions About Wisconsin’s Feb. 19 Primaries

By Marie Horrigan and CQ Staff
Posted February 17, 2008 at 1:00am

CQ Politics addresses issues such as the state’s significance, demographics, and front-runners.
1. Why is Wisconsin significant in the presidential nominating process?
Wendell Willkie
2. Who will be heading to the polls on Tuesday?
3. Who holds the advantage in each party’s primary?
4. Who’s on the ballot?
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Go to CQ Politics Poll Tracker to check out the latest polls on the Wisconsin Democratic and Republican races.

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