New polling from Swing Voter Pilot in Minnesota and Wisconsin offers a look at a group that will be critical to determining who wins in November: voters who aren't firmly locked into either party. The two studies, conducted after the Minnesota Senate Farmfest forum and Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial debate, respectively, puts numbers behind the understanding that the general electorate is more idiosyncratic than its primary counterpart. In Wisconsin , the Democratic candidates currently leading the primary conversation did not perform best with swing voters. Francesca Hong and David Crowley led Republican Tom Tiffany in head-to-head matchups, but posted the weakest results among the five Democrats tested: Hong received 57% and Crowley 62%, compared with 73% for Kelda Roys and 72% for Joel Brennan. At the same time, Hong’s top marks come on issues that resonate most across the board – and outpace her top rival, Crowley, on almost every issue, which speaks to the in...