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Wisc. Recall Election Day

Don

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I'm watching this almost as intently as I watched the Thunder-Spurs game last night....
 

HankD

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It aint over til its over...(and even then it might not be over).

HankD
 

Winman

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This is an important election. If Scott Walker wins, it is a very good indication that Obama will be beaten in November.

I am very excited to see the results.
 

SolaSaint

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The Dems are already crying foul so it must be bad for them. If you cant win an election then steal it.
 

LadyEagle

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The last exit polling I heard didn't sound good, though. What time do the polls close, 7:00 Central Time?
 

LadyEagle

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It was exit polls on FNC.

Results are supposed to be in at 9:00. Just checked Drudge. Different tune there.
 

SolaSaint

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I've been flipping back and forth between CNN MSNBC and FOX, Last Word with Lawrence Odonnell has barely said anything about Walker winning. If it was the other way I'm sure he would be shouting ot loudly.

I cannot believe my ears...O'Donnell just said the Founding fathers saddled us with the Constitution as if it was a burden or a very bad thing. It's now a commercial break, think I'll listen to his bloviating a little on this.
 

Winman

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On my local news (Hartford, Ct.) they spent less than a minute reporting on this election and repeatedly said Walker "narrowly" won. What a joke, these folks must think people are stupid.

Of course, the results for dead folks haven't come in yet, they always vote Democrat! :laugh:
 

carpro

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http://reason.com/blog/2012/06/05/polls-close-in-wisconsin


Scott Walker Wins Wisconsin Recall
June 5, 2012

The polls have closed in Wisconsin. CNN and FOX are both declaring their exit polls for Gov. Scott Walker's recall indicate the race is too close to call. CNN is giving an even split between recalling the governor and keeping him.

Updates to come, obviously.

Update: With a whole one percent of the vote tallied, Walker is ahead 57 percent to 42 percent.

Update: Two percent, Walker ahead 58 percent to 41 percent.

Update: Five percent, Walker ahead 57 percent to 42 percent.

Update 9:40 Eastern: Walker with 61 percent, Barrett 39 percent. MSNBC says that's still too close to call.

Update: 15 percent, Walker ahead 60 percent, Barrett 39 percent. CNN showing Queen's Jubilee, hasn't made a call.

Update: 20 percent, same numbers. CNN has adjusted its exit polls to give Walker a two point lead, but still hasn't called the race. The queen says hi.

Update: 25 percent. Walker ahead 60 percent, Barrett 40 percent. CNN is talking about the queen much in the same way Jacques Cousteau used to talk about fish.

Update: 26 percent reporting. Walker still ahead 60-40. NBC is calling it for Walker. As is CNN.

Update: CBS declares Walker winner. CNN declares Elizabeth II still queen.

Update: Reason joins the consensus. See title change.

Update: CNN projects the recall effort against the lieutenant governor has also failed.

Update: Breakdowns from The New York Times show the ideal Barrett voter was a low-earning black woman with a college degree. Also, 36 percent of union households went for Walker.

Update: Crying guy on CNN standing outside state capitol building declares that democracy is dead. :laugh:
 
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