Wisconsin Megathread v2: Hagedorn vs. Neubauer

[Adam Griffin]

I mean, I don't know a lot about WI, but about 20 minutes ago, I counted outstanding precincts:

356 in R counties
149 in D counties

Though I know that in my own state, the "precincts reporting" figures/stats are absolutely garbage. Can somebody explain why Evers can still win?

[Adam Griffin]

I mean, I don't know a lot about WI, but about 20 minutes ago, I counted outstanding precincts:

356 in R counties
149 in D counties

Though I know that in my own state, the "precincts reporting" figures/stats are absolutely garbage. Can somebody explain why Evers can still win?

Nearly 50,000 absentees missing from MKE alone.

Wow, ok

[Adam Griffin]

The Northern part of the improved for Walker, but not to the level he lost in the burbs. I might look at Walker's swing from 14-18 and population growth this decade by county. I'd be interested to see if there is any correlation.

[Adam Griffin]

^^^ Curious what happened in Langlade...

[Adam Griffin]

^^^ Curious what happened in Langlade...

Haha yeah, Langade makes no sense.

I looked directly at Langade, I think it swung to Walker by about 1 point.

Atlas shows Walker won Langlade by 30.1 in 2014; NYT is showing Walker won it by 18.5 in 2018.

[Adam Griffin]

^^^ Curious what happened in Langlade...

Haha yeah, Langade makes no sense.

I looked directly at Langade, I think it swung to Walker by about 1 point.

Atlas shows Walker won Langlade by 30.1 in 2014; NYT is showing Walker won it by 18.5 in 2018.

I got Walker 61.66% | Evers 30.50% for a 31.17% margin and a 1.03% Swing to Walker.

You can see the results here

Well, that appears to be correct: must be a glitch on NYT then. Makes a lot more sense!