Wisconsin D-Day...

Thanks for the link.

It's all tied up right now

5 - 1 for the incumbents at this time.

Repubs up pretty comfortable in 5 of them and the 6th one the Dem only leads by 70 votes. Not the landslide the Libs thought! :woo hoo: :woo hoo: In fact they may not win any and it cost them tens of millions! rofllol :rofl

Both sides wasted a lot of $$ on this, IMO.

Now 4 - 2 for incumbents.

We only need 3.... It ain't over til it's over...

Sad...that politics has to come to this. Recalls are evidence of a failure to represent the people. It seems to be happening more often lately...voters remorse. We think we know what or who we are voting for, then get a pretty rude awakening when who we elected actually gets into office.

Before you conservatives get all huffy, this phenomenon is not a right or left thing. It's what our political system has come down to...pretend, or claim to be one thing to get elected, then ignore those who elected you in favor of your own agenda.

I do think that is what has happened here...from what I can find, none of the GOP candidates including the Governor ran on a platform of removing collective bargaining rights from public unions. If you can find where they did please give me a quote.

As it stands now, Democrats Schilling, Pasch, and King are leading... Unless something changes, we've got the three...

Now 3 - 3.

I haven't been following this closely - what happens if the 2 Dems in the next recall lose?