From JSonline.com:

If the polls are any guide, the 2 million or more Wisconsinites who turn out to vote Nov. 2 could be one of the most conservative electorates this state has seen in decades.

Things could change of course, and a late surge of interest in the election by Democrats could close the so-called “enthusiasm gap” between the parties.

But one of the most striking trends in surveys here and nationally is that conservatives are outnumbering moderates among likely voters – a reversal of the voting mix in past elections.

Whether that pattern holds on election day, many pollsters and political strategists agree that the 2010 electorate will feature a different blend of voters – older, whiter, more conservative – than turned out in the 2008 presidential race or even in the last midterm election in 2006.

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