State Senate District 2
All wards reporting
x-Robert Cowles, GOP (i) 27,543 (60%)
Nancy Nusbaum, Dem 18,039 (40%)
State Senate District 8
81 of 82 precincts — 99%
x-Alberta Darling, GOP (i) 39,471 (54%)
Sandra Pasch, Dem 34,096 (46%)
State Senate District 10
All wards reporting
x-Sheila Harsdorf, GOP (i) 37,099 (58%)
Shelly Moore, Dem 27,250 (42%)
State Senate District 14
All wards reporting
x-Luther Olsen, GOP (i) 26,554 (52%)
Fred Clark, Dem 24,365 (48%)
State Senate District 18
All wards reporting
x-Jessica King, Dem 28,188 (51%)
Randy Hopper, GOP (i) 26,937 (49%)
State Senate District 32
All wards reporting
x-Jennifer Shilling, Dem 33,192 (55%)
Dan Kapanke, GOP (i) 26,724 (45%)
x = indicates unofficial winner
Republicans not only keep 4 out of 6 of their seats in the recall elections, but next week 2 dems. face their recall. Should the unions continue to flush their members dues down the toilet before next week, or just throw in the towel? The money spent on these recall elections alone have to be a boost to the Wisconsin economy.
These races were not even close. The district 18 vote was the closest race, and that race would have made 5 out of 6 with just a few more votes.
Congrats to the silent majority in Wisconsin.
C. Davis
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or
Are you greedy because you want to take what is not yours?
Looks like the union cry-babies didn't get their way. I wonder how things will go in the 2012 Wiscosin state elections? An increased dominance of Republicans? I don't believe the majority of Wisconsinites buy the heap of ordure that the union nazis were selling to them last spring when they threw tantrum in Madison. I don't believe the majority of Wisconsinites think that it is proper behavior for their representatives to scurry off to Illinois to hide. Power to the people!
Republicans not only keep 4 out of 6 of their seats in the recall elections, but next week 2 dems. face their recall. Should the unions continue to flush their members dues down the toilet before next week, or just throw in the towel? The money spent on these recall elections alone have to be a boost to the Wisconsin economy.
These races were not even close. The district 18 vote was the closest race, and that race would have made 5 out of 6 with just a few more votes.
Congrats to the silent majority in Wisconsin.
C. Davis
I like that the people of Wisconsin have weighed in on the crock of crap the unions fussed over all these many months. I would like to see the 2 republican losses be offset by republican GAINS in the democrat recall elections.
And for the record, they can throw ALL their money into the toilet, and all the money those commie union scumbags send from all over the country down the toilet too. They can consider it as Wisconsin's stimulus money....hHAHAHAHAHA... So, ONCE AGAIN, the people of Wisconsin have spoken, and so far, quite decisively too ! Congratulations to them !
You think these recall elections were worth the millions spent by the goonions whose goal was to take back control of the state senate, which they of course didn't?
You would have thought the rabid feces throwers in Madison represented the whole state by watching their zeal for lawlessness. It's pretty obvious now they don't represent the majority.
What's funny is that they are still blaming it on the Koch brothers.
C. Davis
__________________ Am I greedy because I don't want to give you what is mine?
or
Are you greedy because you want to take what is not yours?
On Wisconsin!! On Wisconsin!!
