YES! - He has spent $31 Million to his opponents $4 Million. He will retain his Governorship.
49%
NO! - Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett will finally win this time around.
51%

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forestlady11 14 years 14 weeks ago

I believe in justice, equal justice under the "LAW" if you can find someone to enforce the laws! that would be refreshing!!

aWisconsinWorker 14 years 14 weeks ago

In the 2010 election, Barrett and Walker were close, about 1 million votes each.

There were 1 million recall signatures collected (840,000 "valid"), a great start.

Plus people are more informed about ALEC, the John Doe probe is closing in on Walker, the new DNR czar is talking about privitizing public hunting grounds etc. There are even Republican groups formed to tell people NOT to vote for Walker.

And there has been a tremendous mobilization of get out the vote, esp in Milwaukee's poorer districts.

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telliottmbamsc 14 years 13 weeks ago

Did Obama’s DNC effectively through Wisconsin under the bus so as not to antagonize Obama’s ALECy’ campaign supporters?

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