They didn’t ‘find’ any. Ballots for an entire city were not entered into the statewide voting software in use because the city clerk of Brookfield didn’t upgrade their systems to the new system almost all the rest of the state was using.
Brookfield is a conservative city in one of the most conservative counties in Wisconsin, it isn’t a surprise that most of the votes swing to Prosser. The breakout of the votes show the voting patterns aren’t out of the norm for that area.
I want to change my prior remarks as new info has come out in a press conference by the Waukesha cty clerk.
Apparently this was not a software system problem. Apparently they were putting info into an access database and that was where the unofficial vote tallies were being sent out from. What happened was someone did not save the access database when the Brookfield votes had been entered, and wer not transmitted to the clerk’s media report on Tuesday night.
They have spent the last day and a half in a bipartisan group during their canvass of the vote, and there is NO VOTE FRAUD here, the democrats on this canvass board are not at odds with what the clerk is saying. It was entered into the spreadsheet, but not saved on the report and so the report that was uploaded didn’t have the vote tallies for Brookfield in it.
So it breaks down that 14,315 votes were cast but not recorded for Brookfield. 10,859 for Prosser, 3456 for Kloppenberg. Which is a normal percentage breakdown for this area.