President Donald Trump trailed the two top Democratic rivals and was tied with two others in hypothetical matchups in Wisconsin, according to Wednesday's Marquette University Law School Poll.
"We're only in the second inning," poll director Charles Franklin cautioned.
He added: "These numbers are movable things on where we stand today but not predictions of the final outcome."
Former Vice President Joe Biden led Trump by 51% to 42%.
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont led Trump by 48% to 44%, close to the margin of error.
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Trump were tied at 45% each.
U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris of California and Trump were tied at 44% each.
In the Democratic primary race, Biden was the first choice of 28%, Sanders at 20%, Warren at 17% and South Bend Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg at 6%.
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Biden is viewed favorably by 70% of Democratic primary voters and unfavorably by 20%; Sanders was at 63% favorable and 21% unfavorable.
Warren was viewed favorably by 53% and unfavorably by 12% but 34% either hadn't heard enough or don't know enough about her to have an opinion.
Buttigieg was viewed favorably by 37% and unfavorably by 7% while Harris was viewed favorably by 35% and unfavorably by 14%.
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