Wisconsin Megathread

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

So is Screnock gonna get pinned under 50 or not?

[Dr. Arch]

Western WI is looking good, and parts of eastern are not going for Screnock for as much as I thought they would.

[mcmikk]

So is Screnock gonna get pinned under 50 or not?

Most likely, but even if he got to 50% there would be a runoff anyway.

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

So is Screnock gonna get pinned under 50 or not?

Most likely, but even if he got to 50% there would be a runoff anyway.

IK, but I just wanna see dems win the majority of the pv in the state again.

[mcmikk]

So is Screnock gonna get pinned under 50 or not?

Most likely, but even if he got to 50% there would be a runoff anyway.

IK, but I just wanna see dems win the majority of the pv in the state again.

True. I think they will.

[Oryxslayer]

Please remember how things go (or used to go) in Wisconsin: dem leaning areas tend to come in later in the night, with republicans pulling out ahead early.

[Pandaguineapig]

It's hard to tell at this point, the reults are less polarized than a partisan election but almost all of Milwaukee and Dane are in

[MT Treasurer]

Dallet is still heavily favored in April, obviously.

[LimoLiberal]

I'm making a county map of which party got the majority. Dems have already flipped Kenosha county from 2016, and it look like they're outperforming Clinton by a lot in western WI.

[mcmikk]

I'm making a county map of which party got the majority. Dems have already flipped Kenosha county from 2016, and it look like they're outperforming Clinton by a lot in western WI.

Pretty much every Wisconsin Dem will. Clinton was uniquely awful for rural areas, including the swingy Driftless Region, Western WI. Hell, Feingold won 6 Trump counties in 2016.

[mcmikk]

Piss poor Milwaukee County turnout that Dallet will need to address in the runoff. If she can get more voters to turnout there she has it in the bag in April

She'll probably have it in the bag regardless.

[Gass3268]

Piss poor Milwaukee County turnout that Dallet will need to address in the runoff. If she can get more voters to turnout there she has it in the bag in April

Dane County is probably going to outvote Milwaukee, with about half of the population.

[Sestak]

Exactly half of precincts in.

Justice of the Supreme Court - Wisconsin
NAME   VOTES   PCT.   
Tim Burns   55,046   17%   
Rebecca Dallet   118,460   37%   
Michael Screnock   144,715   45%   
50% reporting (1740 of 3480 precincts)

[Gass3268]

Liberals didn't do so bad in Marathon County and unsurprisingly dominated in Eau Claire County

[Sestak]

Justice of the Supreme Court - Wisconsin
NAME   VOTES   PCT.   
Tim Burns   67,719   18%   
Rebecca Dallet   139,563   37%   
Michael Screnock   171,487   45%   
62% reporting (2167 of 3480 precincts)

[Gass3268]

Liberals won Iron County

[Dr. Arch]

Democrats looks like they'll end up getting 54-55% of the vote. That's huge.

[Gass3268]

Screnock underperformed Walker in Waukesha County

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

Looks like we win the pv, good!

[Holy Unifying Centrist]

Looks like Screnock did a lot better than Trump in WoW and milwaukee, slightly better in most of eastern WI, and did a lot worse in most of the rest of the state (particularly western WI)

[Gass3268]

Liberals won over 60% in Vernon County

[MT Treasurer]

Screnock underperformed Walker in Waukesha County

But outperformed Johnson ’16 (albeit only narrowly).

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

Yall think we will win Racine county tonight?

[Gass3268]

Yall think we will win Racine county tonight?

Considering how poor minority turnout was in Milwaukee County, no.

[Gass3268]

Yall think we will win Racine county tonight?

Considering how poor minority turnout was in Milwaukee County, no.

Yeah, Screnock got 57% of the vote.