Wisconsin Senate Recall-a-palooza: 2012 Edition

[J. J.]

Hooper now tied at 19%

[Talleyrand]

Kings now leads by 96 votes. Dems ahead in 3 races currently.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Hooper now tied at 19%

[ag]

Kings now leads by 96 votes. Dems ahead in 3 races currently.

Chances are, Dems will only take out Kapanke. But for the moment it looks nice in their column.

[Talleyrand]

Kings now leads by 96 votes. Dems ahead in 3 races currently.

Chances are, Dems will only take out Kapanke. But for the moment it looks nice in their column.

You are probably right. Little has been counted in 8 and 18, plus Waukesha hasn't come in much yet, so that's good for Darling.

[ag]

Kings now leads by 96 votes. Dems ahead in 3 races currently.

Chances are, Dems will only take out Kapanke. But for the moment it looks nice in their column.

You are probably right. Little has been counted in 8 and 18, plus Waukesha hasn't come in much yet, so that's good for Darling.

Well, according to AP there are only 10 precincts left in Waukeesha and 43 precincts in Milwaukee. Though, of course, AP precinct reporting might be off.

[ag]

9 more precincts have reported from Milwaukee and Darling's, actually, up to 44% (so far down about 2250 votes).

[J. J.]

Darling 44% @ 29, she could be in trouble.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Maybe Walker and the Brothers Fitzgerald should have spent a little time upgrading Wisconsin's archaic election results reporting system.

[Meeker]

The Olsen/Clark race is past over.

King now up 52-48.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Still hope here, since Hopper's is 50/50 and Darling could still go down.

[ag]

Hopper is now behind by just over 600 votes (48% to 52%). But still now results from Fond du Lac - and if we are to believe thos previously reported, he still should make it.

[J. J.]

Hopper 48% @ 23%

[Mr.Phips]

Looks like in SD-08 they are waiting to see how much Darling needs out of the suburbs.  

[ag]

So, mostly Milwaukee has been reporting from the 8th and Darling's down over 2500 votes. It remains to report from 26 precincts in Milwaukee and 23 precincts in the suburbs. The problem, of course, we have no clue how many votes are there in those precincts.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Hopper isn't out of the woods yet; according to Sam's link, he won Fond du Lac by 54-46, which is 2% below his '08 margin, and he lost the one precinct in Dodge, which he won in 2008. The only question is whether King's lead in Winnebago will continue to expand.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

So, mostly Milwaukee has been reporting from the 8th and Darling's down over 2500 votes. It remains to report from 26 precincts in Milwaukee and 23 precincts in the suburbs. The problem, of course, we have no clue how many votes are there in those precincts.

A lot. Milwaukee only makes up 50% of the district's population as of the 2010 census. There will probably be a big dump of votes from the suburbs at some point; the same thing happened during the Supreme Court race.

[ag]

Looks like in SD-08 they are waiting to see how much Darling needs out of the suburbs.  

Considering the way elections have been run in Waukeesha, I wouldn't be surprised.

[Meeker]

There's a black State Senator on MSNBC right now saying that one of the Milwaukee wards had 56 voters in the April Supreme Court race but had more than 1,000 (!) voters today.

I mention that she's black because low African-American turnout in the April race was what killed Kloppenberg.

[Smash255]

Where is the info about what areas are in coming from?

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Shilling is going to beat Kapanke easily; the one county that's still out went for her by 600 votes, but it's not reported on the AP site yet.

[ag]

Fond du Lac has the results on its web page. Hopper is ahead by 1865 votes. So, all now depends on Winnebago.

[Meeker]

AP added in the Fond du Lac numbers and Hopper is only ahead by 500.

ALL of Fond du Lac.

[ag]

W/ some Winnebago precincts reporting, Hopper is now ahead by 576 votes. 23 precincts from Winnebago is all that's remaining

[nhmagic]

Darling's hitting all of her targets and outperforming a bit with the strong GOP areas left to report.  She won't lose according to Charlie Sykes a GOP talk show host out of Wisconsin's twitter.  Apparently he's talking to her people.