Update on Wisconsin's Judiciary Election
Diane Ellis, Ed. ·
Apr 5, 2011 at 8:04pm
With 3627 out of 3630 precincts reporting results of today's high stakes judiciary election in Wisconsin, incumbent David Prosser now trails with 739,350 votes, compared with challenger JoAnne Kloppenburg's 739,574.
For regular updates on the vote tally, check here.
[Ed.'s Note: The figures in this post were last updated at 12:02PM ET]
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Sep '10
Re: Update on Wisconsin's Judiciary Election
The JSonline results appear to be updating quicker.
However, your AP link provides a very insightful county by county breakdown.
Keep an eye on these 5 counties, as they will determine the election.
Liberal: Milwaukee, Dane
Conservative: Waukesha, Washington, Ozaukee
May '10
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Prosser by a few hundred with 68% in. Why can't anything be easy?
Jul '10
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It's not looking good. I don't think he can overcome her advantage in the populous Dane and Milwaukee.
Sep '10
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Waukesha is our most populous stronghold. Only 26% of wards counted in Waukesha.
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I'm just glad I'm not the only person who is, for some reason, feverishly updating the results page for a judicial election a thousand miles away.
Sep '10
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Looks like AP just faked me out. They updated Waukesha to 60% of wards reporting, but kept the vote totals the same.
Now I need a shot.
Jul '10
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Isn't the Internet amazing, Mollie? And Ricochet, of course. This feels much like watching the Scott Brown election - except that one wasn't such a grinding cliff-hanger.
Aug '10
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Good grief!
May '10
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Since it might be time for Plan B, can someone please answer this: Why don't the Wisc. Republicans just retake the vote on the bill, since the Dems strongest case (so far as I can tell) is that the Republicans didn't post the thing for 24 hrs before voting? Wouldn't that render all this nonsense moot?
Oct '10
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whoa, it's back to 50/50
Oct '10
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Thank you for one cheering thought, Mark Belling Fan, as I turn in here on the Island of Manhattoes, which, for surely the only time in my life, seems to have ceded its role as the most important location in the world to...Wisconsin.
May '10
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The people of Waukesha County (wherever the hell that is) were sent by God to save the world.
Sep '10
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Waukesha County borders Milwaukee County.
The Milwaukee suburbs are hard core tea party country.
Less than 2,000 vote difference with 92% counted...
Oct '10
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florida 2000.
Oct '10
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uhm, kloppenburg is just ahead by 591 votes with 94% reporting
Sep '10
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We had a supreme court election in spring 2009 that garnered a total of 794,000 votes.
So far tonight, with 93% of wards reporting, there have been 1,378,000 votes counted.
May '10
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Mark Belling Fan: Waukesha County borders Milwaukee County.
The Milwaukee suburbs are hard core tea party country.
Less than 2,000 vote difference with 92% counted... · Apr 5 at 9:25pm
Prosser by 300 with 93%. A crate of Cleveland's finest Velveeta is headed to Wauhesha if they pull this off.
Oct '10
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yay! prosser now with a 6k vote lead, 94% vote counted
Sep '10
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Washington County comes in with a big score!