WI 2017 Spring Elections (Today)

[Gass3268]

Like in the Spring primaries, Dane turned out more voters than MKE or Waukesha, and about twice as much as Waukesha.

I wonder if Evers can get to 90% there.

[Dr. Arch]

Like in the Spring primaries, Dane turned out more voters than MKE or Waukesha, and about twice as much as Waukesha.

I wonder if Evers can get to 90% there.

It all depends on where those precincts are. If they're in the Isthmus area, definitely.

Edit: Looks like he capped at 87%. That is pretty damn impressive.

[Maxwell]

Milwaukee is barely above Evers' average vote, but he's doing incredibly well in the Ron Kind district - like 76-78% of the vote good.

[MasterJedi]

Milwaukee is barely above Evers' average vote, but he's doing incredibly well in the Ron Kind district - like 76-78% of the vote good.

And that is the Milwaukee Dem black vote that never comes out outside of the Presidential election.

[Gass3268]

Marinette flipped and is now 66% to Evers. Holtz only won two counties.

[Holmes]

Turnout's down compared to 2009 and 2013. Evers won by his usual ~450k but Holtz got a smaller number of votes. Maybe Republicans aren't motivated to turn out.

[Dr. Arch]

Marinette flipped and is now 66% to Evers. Holtz only won two counties.

As expected.

Turnout's down compared to 2009 and 2013. Evers won by his usual ~450k but Holtz got a smaller number of votes. Maybe Republicans aren't motivated to turn out.

This could be a good sign for 2018. We'll see how things pan out then, but this is definitely one of the scenarios that would benefit Democrats in a potential D wave.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

I wouldn't read into this anymore than I would those two mayoral races in Illinois

This.  There are many reasons for Democrats to be optimistic, but this race was always going to be a landslide victory for Evers (barring a heavily Republican political environment and even then, Evers would still probably win by quite a bit).

[Wiz in Wis]

Turnout's down compared to 2009 and 2013. Evers won by his usual ~450k but Holtz got a smaller number of votes. Maybe Republicans aren't motivated to turn out.

With no real contested SC race, it's hard to make comparisons... what a wasted opportunity for WI Dems. That whole org needs to be gutted.