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krazen1211
Junior Chimp
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« on: June 06, 2012, 11:25:27 AM »

Turnout figures:

2008:
Total Wisconsin vote: 2.93 m
Dane/Milwaukee: 748k
Share: 25.5%

2010:
Total Wisconsin vote: 2.13 m
Dane/Milwaukee: 556k
Share: 26.1%

2012 recall:

Total Wisconsin vote: 2.49 m
Dane/Milwaukee: 645k
Share: 25.8%





But, please continue with the idea that 'Democrats didn't turn out', or that you can somehow win elections by 'massive' turnout in 25% of the state.
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krazen1211
Junior Chimp
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« Reply #1 on: June 07, 2012, 02:48:14 PM »

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Maybe the "Finnish vote" (a silly comment made by Barone), is turning back to the Dems, in which event maybe Craavack is in real trouble. Smiley More to the point, it probably is pretty heavily unionized up there (dock workers and the like up there in Superior).

Duffy's going to have problems but he's one of the early sets Dems would take back - far from that 218th seat we're not going to get this fall.

If I'm Duffy, I like the look of this swing map. Sure the Lake Superior coast shore Tongue swung toward the Democrats but the rest of his district more than cancels that out. There just aren't that many people in Superior.

In addition his 2010 opponent was gerrymandered out.
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