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]
From the AP:
612/3630 148,782
50% 147,051
50%
The first number is the precincts which have reported. The 2nd number is total precincts.
Praying my home state of Wisconsin does the right thing tonite. A good many of my family/relatives are on the wrong side of this one, sad to say. Go Prosser!
Thanks!
“That’s three precincts, not three percent.”
Yep - and just like that it flipped to 38% with 51 in.
Like nearly everywhere, the cities are filled to the brim with freeloading leeches who outpopulate the rest of the (hardworking, taxpaying) state. I just pray the turnout is in Prosser’s favor today. For Wisconsin and ALL of us.
Dane County (Madison) is slow with its results. Only 20% reporting and Kloppenbooger is leading nearly 2 to 1.
I don’t know that answer. In my state Judges are appointed. I just hope that Wisconsin doesn’t fall for the liberal bullshit. You have 10% wanting 100% to pay for their lifestyle. The liberal crapola lie is on the table.
Supreme Court REPORTING 20%
David Prosser (inc) 170,374
51%
Joanne Kloppenburg 165,166
49%
RESULTS as of Tuesday, Apr 05, 2011 at 09:14 pm CDT
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Supreme Court REPORTING 20%
David Prosser (inc)
170,374
51%
Joanne Kloppenburg
165,166
49%
Almost unquestionably he will lose Milwaukee big. Waukesha and the rural areas will help counterbalance, but it’s going to be a horserace.
Actually it's faster than the average of the rest of the state.
sorry but he was on LOCAL WABC in New York City in the early eighties..I called into his show and spoke to him about the upcoming Ken Starr report. He made it a point to separate himself and called himself a LIBERTARIAN every chance he got then the contract come and our little sean was off to the big time...
The good thing is that it's projecting like Milwaukee County will cast 200,000 votes. From what I've seen so far, in most counties turnout has been about half of what it was in Nov 2004. 200,000 votes would be just over 40% of what were cast in Milwaukee county in 2004. Depressed turnout in one of the two big Dem counties would make up for the likely greater turnout in Dane County (among state workers, etc).
Precincts D. Prosser (i) J. Kloppenburg
Total 687/3630 165,878
51% 160,024
With that said.
Milw. has 51 in with 11,996 against Prosser
Waukesha has 7 in with 8,836 for Prosser
Waukesha 7/198 8,836 76%
2,831 24%
If the other precincts are like the first 7....maybe.
Thanks. I’m sure I’ll be up long enough for the final verdict. Hope Prosser wins by just enough to not need a recount.
Nah, he needs more than that. Hope he wins big.
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