[MNlurker]

Lets all do our part today!!!

Voted this morning in Whitefish Bay. Longest line I’ve ever been in and traffic around the Village Hall was heavy.

+1 for Walker/Kleefisch from 2010 as my wife voted this time around. Our neighbor was shocked figuring she wasn’t a Walker supporter...

Reince Preibus on Charlie Sykes this AM sounding pretty fired up and expects a victory outside of the fraud percentage. Reporting heavy absentee response from R areas out State.

[John in Wisconsin]

Turnout is heavy this morning. Wife just called after voting, said it's kinda stunning filling out a ballot with just 2 choices and commented on what a waste of tax money to stage this election for spoiled children.

[CatherineofAragon]

God bless you, Wisconsin folks. Do you know of any late polling data?

[tennmountainman]

Go Walker!

I hope the dead union thugs don’t show up in large numbers.

[GilGil]

Done deal. Intrade has Walker up by 90%. Bye bye unions.

[sneakers]

Recall Election ping!

[fwdude]

Someone in the state please report to us how many Illinois license plates they see at the polling places. I’ll bet it’s a lot.

[atc23]

Good luck! Wisconsin’ers! Praying from California

[Cruising For Freedom]

Is your area pro-Walker?

[Maryhere]

I don’t live in Wisconsin but heard the report on the news that my old live in state Minnesota was busing in union people to “get out the vote”. I leave that description up to each one to imagine. I always heard it’s not who votes it is who counts the votes that determines an election. Everyone keep praying for a huge Walker today.

[Ronin]

Good luck and Godspeed, Wisconsin!

[SovereignVA]

I’m wondering if the long lines to vote are such a bad thing. Sure, it’s a pain, and really inconvenient, and requiring the sacrifice of your personal time, but doesn’t having to stand in line to vote each time slow down the “vote early, vote often” people? If someone spent one to two hours in line at each place, they’d only be able to cast maybe half the ballots they would otherwise.

If it is true that Republicans turn out in more numbers to the polls when it rains, would it follow that the Dems would be less likely to go to the trouble if voting required more effort?

As far as I know, if you are in line in Virginia before the polls close, you still get to vote. Is the law in WI different? If it is not, what would be the purpose of keeping the WI polls open after hours?

[nutmeg]

Voted this morning in Whitefish Bay. Longest line I’ve ever been in and traffic around the Village Hall was heavy.

Fantastic! Wish I could be in Wisconsin today...

What time do the polls close tonight... 8pm Central Time?