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still_one

(92,216 posts) Wed Nov 7, 2018, 12:54 AM Nov 2018

80% results in, Evers 49.3% verses Walker 48.7%

and as usually the worthless third party votes that COULD make a difference, are irrelevent noise

https://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/wisconsin-governor

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80% results in, Evers 49.3% verses Walker 48.7% (Original Post) still_one Nov 2018 OP

Good riddance to the Koch valet dalton99a Nov 2018 #1

I hope so. It isn't over yet still_one Nov 2018 #2

He needed to go 6 years ago BadMachines Nov 2018 #3

I am convinced that we should not waste any time trying to convince third party supporters. If they still_one Nov 2018 #9

Evers lead down to 717 votes with 85% reporting Mr. Ected Nov 2018 #4

Make that 280 votes. Mr. Ected Nov 2018 #5

DAMN, DAMN, DAMN a kennedy Nov 2018 #6

Walker has just taken the lead Poiuyt Nov 2018 #7

Now Evers is back on top Poiuyt Nov 2018 #8

Recount GOPGoindown Nov 2018 #10

It looks like a tie, with Evers by a few votes ahead. We are very much in this, and I would even still_one Nov 2018 #12

Looking at that NY Times map, most of the remaining precints are Blue... blitzen Nov 2018 #11

MKE County GOPGoindown Nov 2018 #13

Looks like brown and manitowoc have votes still for walker Roland99 Nov 2018 #14

Milwaukee GOPGoindown Nov 2018 #15

I hope so still_one Nov 2018 #16

dalton99a

(81,514 posts)

1. Good riddance to the Koch valet

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 12:56 AM

Nov 2018

still_one

(92,216 posts)

2. I hope so. It isn't over yet

Reply to dalton99a (Reply #1)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 12:57 AM

Nov 2018

BadMachines

(26 posts)

3. He needed to go 6 years ago

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 12:58 AM

Nov 2018

I wish third party voters could just see it really is a waste, no matter what the idealist “no vote is a waste” people would have them believe. Walker is an awful human being

still_one

(92,216 posts)

9. I am convinced that we should not waste any time trying to convince third party supporters. If they

Reply to BadMachines (Reply #3)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:13 AM

Nov 2018

cannot see the difference between republicans and Democrats, nothing is going to change their mind

They are purists. All or nothing, and in the real world that never happens

Mr. Ected

(9,670 posts)

4. Evers lead down to 717 votes with 85% reporting

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:05 AM

Nov 2018

I can't help but feel there's a fix in when the R closes as quickly as they did in Florida, TX, etc.

And WI.

Mr. Ected

(9,670 posts)

5. Make that 280 votes.

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:06 AM

Nov 2018

a kennedy

(29,672 posts)

6. DAMN, DAMN, DAMN

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:08 AM

Nov 2018

Come on Bucky.....kick wanker’s ass out.

Poiuyt

(18,125 posts)

7. Walker has just taken the lead

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:09 AM

Nov 2018

Poiuyt

(18,125 posts)

8. Now Evers is back on top

Reply to Poiuyt (Reply #7)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:12 AM

Nov 2018

Less than a 1000 votes separates them

GOPGoindown

(74 posts)

10. Recount

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:29 AM

Nov 2018

There won't be a winner declared tonight.

still_one

(92,216 posts)

12. It looks like a tie, with Evers by a few votes ahead. We are very much in this, and I would even

Reply to GOPGoindown (Reply #10)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:35 AM

Nov 2018

say with a slight advantage

blitzen

(4,572 posts)

11. Looking at that NY Times map, most of the remaining precints are Blue...

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:34 AM

Nov 2018

some heavily so. There's a decent number left in a close pink area. Looks good for Evers

GOPGoindown

(74 posts)

13. MKE County

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:51 AM

Nov 2018

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Milwaukee County Clerk George Christenson says there are more than 50,000 uncounted ballots in Milwaukee County. That includes 7,800 from Tosa and more than 45,000 in-person and mailed ballots in City of Milwaukee.