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To: Longbow1969

The recall movement that is farthest along in Wisconsin right now is that of Bob Wirch of Kenosha. The recall orgainzers have over 1/3 of needed signatures after less than two weeks. Each Senate District is composed of 3 Assembly districts. I think Walker won Wirch’s district with 56% of the vote and two of the assembly districts are represented by Republicans. In Northern Wisconsin, the numbers were even higher in Holperins (d) district. All three assembly districts are represented by Republicans and Walker won 57% of vote in his Senate district.

EVERY Republican up for recall represents a senate district that went for Walker by at least 53-47. Even though outsiders might have trouble sifting the numbers, the Republicans actually have advantages in the recall elections based on the Nov 10 election numbers.


18 posted on 03/09/2011 7:16:34 AM PST by milwguy
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To: milwguy

Thank you for that information! Very good to hear.

Since you are on the ground in Wisconsin and seem to know what is going on, what do you think the outcome of this is going to be?

I have a difficult time getting around many of these incredibly negative polls. It really doesn’t look to me that there is much, if any, real pressure for the fleebaggers to return and the longer this is being drawn out the more damage appears to be inflicted on Walker and the GOP. So I would be interested in hearing your take on how it will all realistically end.


19 posted on 03/09/2011 7:50:36 AM PST by Longbow1969
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