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Could somebody explain the first two sentences for me.I realize this is Madison in the heart of Liberal land but Doyle leads and then Green leads?

[Las Vegas Dave]

Fuzzy math, liberal MSM is noted for this!

[AntiGovernment]

A lot of people still don't know enough about Mark Green to form an opinion, apparantly. Among the general population, Doyle leads Green by 12 percent. But among those who have actually heard enough about Green, Green leads by 10 percent. That means Doyle is screwed, and that it will become apparant within a few months.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Doyle is under 50%, which is a death sentence for incumbents.

Keep in mind that he would have lost easily to Scott McCallum had Ed Thompson not stuck his nose in the race.

[AzaleaCity5691]

A governor has more visibility than a Congressman. My guess is, there are people in Wisconsin who are unfamiliar with Green who are familiar with Doyle. At the same time, there are people who know of both. When they segregate the results to include only people who have heard of both, Green is winning, when they include all people, Doyle is winning. Which suggests that if this Green person could increase his visibility, he'd have a shot.

[marsh_of_mists]

So his lead is entirely on the strength of his incumbency?