Posted on 04/05/2011 4:56:48 PM PDT by Jean S
Edited on 04/05/2011 8:26:32 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
There were several counties that all precints were in that added for the dems through the night.
Military ballots being counted possibly?
What a mega-nail-biter.
Pros 739,070
Klop 739,381
Rat lead reduce to 311
Encouraging, but what's the basis for that?
Good but if Prosser wins by a small amount they will demand recount if the communist union thug wins by a small amount it will be FINAL.
The way to find out would be to go to the county clerk's site and check on the election results by precinct, then see how the 2 non-reporting precincts voted in past elections.
Unfortunately, the Milwaukee County clerk doesn't have any data for yesterday's election online yet. Most other counties do. I don't think it's a 'spiracy, just incompetence or laziness.
Jefferson
Juneau
Milwaukee
Everyone drink an old milwaukees best beer QUICK
and he will bring it home for a win
We won several recounts/really close races in the 2010 elections. So, yes, the GOP does sometimes win the close ones.
The “precincts reported” numbers on AP aren’t moving even thought the vote totals are. Strange.
No argument there. But neither failing would have been decisive without the 17,000 manufactured votes.
AP was reporting like this last night as well.
Not sure it's worth THAT. Yuck.
5 left. 2 in Milwaukee and 3 others.
Dane county had 182,410 voters.
How hard is it going to be to find a few hundred cotton-headed students who got swept up in it all and voted - even though they weren’t supposed to?
Do you have a regular screen shot of that data from that time?
Provisional
The other place the GOP needs to examine closely is Madison. I suspect a chunk of that “high turnout” is fraudulent.
The missing precinct in Jefferson (a GOP) County is the Town of Lake Mills. That precinct went for Walker last November by 120 votes, but that was with a turnout of 31,000 in the county outside of Lake Mills. The turnout yesterday w/o Lake Mills was about about 22,200 or about 72% of the November turnout. 72% of 120 votes is a gain of 86 votes or so for Prosser, but that assumes he ran as strongly as Walker did in that county (he actually had a margin 6 points less than Walker did).
In any event, I would forecast a gain of 70-90 votes for Prosser from Jefferson County once Lake Mills is in.
What's that going to prove or how's it going to help Prosser? The vote is by secret ballot.
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