Latest Wisconsin projections -- from Prosser's Facebook page

[ThatPoetGuy]

UPDATED PROJECTIONS

Here are projections based on if the remaining precincts vote exactly how the reporting precincts have. This assumes that the remaining precincts in the counties are the same size as the average reported precinct from a county is AND they vote the exact same percentage towards the candidates.

...CURRENT VOTES:
Prosser: 733,074 (50.02%)
Kloppenburg: 732,489 (49.98%)

PROJECTED VOTES BY COUNTY FOR PROSSER/KLOPPENBURG: (Precincts remaining are in parentheses)

Ashland(6): 283/683
Crawford(2): 135/194
Dane(1): 197/541
Dunn(2): 199/245
Jefferson(1): 322/234
Juneau(1): 83/91
Milwaukee(12): 2,408/3,167
Sauk(8): 1,591/1,968

Total Projected Remaining Votes: 12,341

PROJECTED TOTALS:
Prosser: 738,292 (49.96%)
Kloppenburg: 739,612 (50.04%)

[dkf]

1. Without the absentees?

[ThatPoetGuy]

2. Yes -- Prosser's page projects a Kloppenburg win, even without the absentees. n/t

[Zorra]

3. Wrap it. nt

[Skip_In_Boulder]

4. Which I assume means that a recount is certain

as that is close.

[xxqqqzme]

5. How does thisvoter turnout

compare to November, 2010?

[Tx4obama]

6. The remaining Dunn County numbers are in ...

Update - Dunn County

Kloppenburg gains another 229 votes from final Dunn county numbers: http://bit.ly/e7JovI Lead down to 356 votes. 32 precincts left.

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Kloppenburg gained more than Prosser projected.

[ThatPoetGuy]

8. Hee!

The Prosser page projected Kloppenburg would pick up 46 votes net in Dunn -- which, at this point, is a lot less than 229.

[iwishiwas]

10. YAH!!

[buddysmellgood]

7. I agree. He should concede

[michaz]

9. Or...this is to make it look good while the votes are being rigged. n/t