In less than half of the allotted time (60 days) to collect signatures, recall organizers report collecting more than 500,000 signatures, leaving roughly one month left to collect the remaining 40,000 signatures needed to force a recall vote. On January 17, 2012, United Wisconsin, the coalition that spearheaded the recall effort, along with the Democratic Party, said that one million signatures were collected, which far exceeded the 540,208 needed, and amounted to 23 percent of the state's eligible voters, 46 percent of the total votes cast in the 2010 gubernatorial election and just shy of the 1.1 million votes earned by Scott Walker in the 2010 gubernatorial election, one and a half years before. Tom Barrett, Democrat candidate for governor in the June 2012 recall election, got 1,164,480 votes.
Scott Walker got 1,335,585 votes.
What the Demoscum in Wisconsin would have us believe is that pretty much everybody in Wisconsin who hated Walker enough to bother to go to the June polls, also signed the petition.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Statistically speaking, that's pretty much impossible.
So they cheated on the signatures.
“Dems need to work harder to present a clear message to voters. “.....
You mean to tell me that following Hitlary’s lead is a GOOD thing? (Not to mention a host of other demodummies).