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I saw on an earlier post that there were about 180,000 registered voters in Dane County, but the total vote with 89% of the precincts in is over 220,000. I guess a voter turnout of 120% was a pretty good guess.

I've been posting all day about the difference between rumor and facts...which is what should separate us from libs. This, I believe, is another rumor (from our side) that gets spread that, while it has some basis in fact, is blown WAY out of proportion.

The county has a population of 488K. That's an eligible voting population of about 378K. In 2008...Dane County had 280K+ votes cast for president. In 2010, 220K votes were cast in the Gov race (or 58% or eligible voters). This year it looks like ~240K will be cast...

AND....MOST IMPORTANTLY...according to the State of Wisconsin, there are 325,866 registered voters in Dane county. So they had a 74% turnout...which is STILL GREAT and probably RIPE with fraud... but it isn't 120%.

http://elections.state.wi.us/docview.asp?docid=17017&locid=47