Lastest From Wisconsin: Talking Points Memo Scoreboard

[Hissyspit]

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/scoreboard.php

SCOREBOARD - UPDATED 10:33 PM
TPM Election Scoreboard

WI STATE SENATE -- 02 Votes
Cowles (R) 59%
18,857
Nusbaum (D) 41%
13,357
82% reporting

WI STATE SENATE -- 08 Votes
Darling (R) 43%
6,741
Pasch (D) 57%
8,848
18% reporting

WI STATE SENATE -- 10 Votes
Harsdorf (R) 58%
23,842
Moore (D) 42%
17,070
76% reporting

WI STATE SENATE -- 14 Votes
Olsen (R) 54%
17,504
Clark (D) 46%
15,155
78% reporting

WI STATE SENATE -- 18 Votes
Hopper (R) 50%
7,368
King (D) 50%
7,464
19% reporting

WI STATE SENATE -- 32 Votes
Kapanke (R) 47%
9,968
Shilling (D) 53%
11,353
50% reporting

[Tx4obama]

1. Here are two links that are updating pretty fast

http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/127331193.html

http://wisconsin.onpolitix.com/pages/260/august-9-2011-state-senate-recall-election-results

[lonestarnot]

2. Rural precincts first, one just now closed.

[babylonsister]

3. Not encouraging, but no fat lady singing yet. nt

[mzmolly]

4. My question in the end will be how do the results compare with

previous elections? :( Hard to remain positive given early results, but if I were to try ...

Many of the races are close right now. Are they usually a complete blow out for Republicans? And, if so, I think even if progressives don't win three of six races, we've made them spend loads of money and time defending their seats.

And Walker is probably a goner in a few years, regardless.