20,000 more votes than ballots (Waukesha county, 2006)-Brought To You By Kathy Nickolaus

[kpete]

TUE APR 12, 2011 AT 04:52 AM EDT
20,000 more votes than ballots (Waukesha county, 2006)
byCieran

Directly from the WaukeshaCounty.gov election results for 2006

156,804 - Total ballots cast in Waukesha county
176,112 - Total votes for Governor/Lt Governor race
174,244 - Total votes for US Senator
174,047 - Total votes for Attorney General
170,440 - Total votes for Secretary of State
168,861 - Total votes for State Treasurer

Brought to you by Kathy Nickolaus.

Partially sourced from this great diary.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/04/11/965994/-Waukesha-voting-irregularities-go-back-to-2004

The numbers speak for themselves.

BIG UPDATE!!
In this 2006 election, Van Hollen won the election for Attorney General with these numbers:

1,065,453 - Van Hollen (R)
1,056,594 - Falk (D)

A difference of 8,859 votes STATEWIDE.

Waukesha county, Kathy Nickolaus' playground, reports 17,243 more votes cast for the Attorney General race in Waukesha county than there were total number of ballots cast.

MORE!!!
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/04/12/966093/-20,000-more-votes-than-ballots-(Waukesha-county,-2006)

[LaurenG]

1. k & R!

[Octafish]

2. Wonder if she helped Sen. Feingold become ex-Sen. Feingold?

It's getting obvious even to Corporate McPravda something's wrong with da votes from Waukesha.

[proud patriot]

4. +1

[monmouth]

7. First person I thought about. I couldn't believe WI would vote him out...n/t

[Tippy]

9. I'd put money on that.....I wish someone would expain

why this woman still holds a public office.....

[eowyn_of_rohan]

22. in fact, she was "elected" too, AS WAS Prosser - both known criminals before their election

[Tippy]

23. Both known criminals? tell me more....

[eowyn_of_rohan]

25. Here you go--

The Wisconsin State Journal, in 2006, told the story of State Rep. Scott Jensen (a Prosser protege) who was being tried for conducting illegal campaign work while in office.

Prosser, a Supreme Court "Justice" who is expected to possess unimpeachable integrity, testified at this trial that

"during his seven years as an Assembly leader, the legislative employees under him routinely worked on private political campaigns, even at the Capitol, according to a brief filed by the attorney for state Rep. Scott Jensen.

Prosser and another former legislative leader, Joseph Strohl, acknowledge in the filing that they used their taxpayer- funded caucus staffs for campaigning - the same type of behavior for which Jensen face(d) three felonies and a misdemeanor charge."
(http://www.sd-jail4judges.org/WisconsinScandal.htm)

Prosser said the campaign activity took place from 1989 until 1994, while he was the Assembly minority leader, and in 1995 and 1996, when the Republicans gained the majority and Prosser became the Assembly speaker.

Rep. Scott Jensen was charged with three felonies & a misdemeanor for misconduct in office.

Prosser got off scott-free because his illegal activities had taken place more than six years prior, which is the statute of limitations for prosecuting felonies in Wisconsin.

One of Prosser's staffers was Kathy Nickolaus, who had been conducting the SAME activities as Jensen & Prosser, was granted immunity from prosecution for testifying in this case.

Why would people vote for them? Even Prosser's home town newspaper, the Appleton Post-Crescent, rejected Prosser and endorsed Joanne Kloppenberg for the reasons mentioned above.

[eowyn_of_rohan]

21. I have believed that election was rigged since Day 1

People are wasting their time if they try to convince me otherwise.

[thewiseguy]

24. No, Feingold lost by a bigger margin and was expected to lose

Polling had him down across the state and it was never close. And before you bundle in polls into your mega conspiracy I would have to say even the Democrats and the Feingold camp had their own exit polls and knew they were not going to win.

[GKirk]

3. Did this not get noticed

in 2006? wtf

[shraby]

5. Probably no reason to look as there is now.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

6. No reason to look?

One would think that
# of ballots
# of votes
would be the first thing you check after an election.

[Goblinmonger]

14. So you're all hung up on having a 1:1 ratio, there, huh?

Why are you such a purist? :crazy:

[The Backlash Cometh]

8. This is what irritates me to no end. Not only are they caught in a major

FU, but then they're allowed to stay in the job or worse, they get promoted.

It happens all the time.

[warpigs]

10. Bump - this needs to be read

[shraby]

11. Kicking to keep it where it will be read.

:kick:

[warpigs]

12. 20,272 votes in City of Brookfield

Look at the details in the Waukesha webiste - 20,272 votes were in City of Brookfield.

Interesting.

[jschurchin]

13. Kick

Something is very, very WRONG here.

[Raksha]

15. K & R - It's going to be interesting to see how she spins this discrepancy...

should provide a little comic relief anyway.

[Zorra]

16. More rat tracks. thanks, kpete. nt

[progressoid]

17. Oh, that was five years ago.

I'm sure she doesn't make any make any more "human errors"

:grr:

[pacalo]

18. The people just didn't get out & vote...yeah, that's it. And we should just feel PROUD that

Kloppenburg had such a fine showing, dammit!

:silly:

[fasttense]

19. Thanks for digging this up.

I really thinks it comes down to Do you trust this RepubliCON activist who has a trail of illegal and unethical behavior, with 23 years of experience of voter data manipulation and who's 1st boss, who brought her into state government, was running in the election with questionable results.

This smells all over. And yet people are buying into her RepubliCON lies.

Wake up America. If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and acts like a duck, it must be a duck. It couldn't be more blatant.

[Poboy]

20. I think this stinks to high heaven. This election was STOLEN.