WI-PPP: Clinton leads Dem primary; Ryan, Walker lead GOP primary

[Mr. Morden]

PPP primary poll of Wisconsin….

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2011/PPP_Release_WI_022813.pdf

Dems:

Clinton 50%
Feingold 25%
Biden 11%
Cuomo 3%
Warren 2%
O'Malley 1%
Patrick 1%
Schweitzer 0%
Warner 0%

GOP, if Ryan runs but not Walker:

Ryan 35%
Rubio 22%
Christie 10%
Rand Paul 8%
Huckabee 7%
Bush 5%
Martinez 1%
Perry 1%

GOP, if Walker runs but not Ryan:

Walker 33%
Rubio 27%
Christie 10%
Huckabee 7%
Rand Paul 6%
Bush 5%
Jindal 3%
Martinez 2%
Perry 0%

Clinton leads all demographics.  Rya and Walker lead all demographics in their respective matchups as well.

[Mr. Morden]

Did they even poll Walker's Favorability, approvals, or 2014 election?

That's in the gubernatorial part of the poll:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=169963.0

[Mr. Morden]

Ryan's lead of "only" 13 points in his home state isn't really *that* impressive, compared to, say, Christie's lead in New Jersey.  But then, Ryan has never run for statewide office before.  I assume his lead in his own district would be pretty large.

PPP's last national primary poll had Rubio leading, but only 5 points ahead of Ryan.  But based on the state-by-state polls, I'm wondering, is Ryan actually ahead anywhere, outside of Wisconsin?  Where would Ryan be strongest compared to Rubio?  They seem to occupy a similar ideological niche, but I'm thinking that perhaps Ryan voters might be a bit more working class.  I wish PPP polled income level, or at least education level.

Is anyone likely to be leading outside of their home states other than Christie (in certain northeastern states) and Rubio (everywhere else)?  Rubio tied with Huckabee in the latest Iowa poll, but I don't think Huck is running.