Milwaukee County has again pushed back the expected completion of its canvass

[pintobean]

in the state Supreme Court race.

Election Commission Department Administrator Lisa Catlin Weiner said it was going slower than expected, but the canvass would be finished by tomorrow’s deadline.

According to the commission, there have been no significant changes in the vote totals.

http://elections.wispolitics.com/2011/04/officials-pledge-to-complete-milwaukee.html

[Webster Green]

1. .

:tinfoilhat:

[pintobean]

3. Um.......its just a factual report

I thought some here would like the update.

[Webster Green]

5. I know.

I was being silly. :P

[pintobean]

7. Ok nothing wrong with that

I frequently get that way myself. It helps, doesn't it?

[Webster Green]

9. Beats paying a shrink.

:smoke:

[Webster Green]

8. delete

[eowyn_of_rohan]

6. I'd like it better if they found 9,000 votes for Kloppenberg

;)

[karnac]

2. There won't be any significant changes.

Milwaukee Election Commissioner Robert Spindell the only GOP member ordered the cops and sheriff to guard the ballot boxes

Yes, the others are mad

current count after adjournment today:

Prosser 752,320 - Klopp 744,997

[postulater]

4. If it stays like that, then it is at 0.489% of the total vote.

I think the threshold for a state-funded recount is 0.5%, so if Kloppenburg wants it she might be able to get a state-wide recount paid for.

[dragonlady]

10. Whether it's free is not the most significant thing about this

The difference between free and $5 per ward is small compared with the amount that will be spent on legal fees for a recount. Moreover, the Republicans will scream like you wouldn't believe about asking for a "futile" recount that "can't change the result" and "wasting taxpayers' money when the state is broke." I think we need one anyway.