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former9thward

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8. No, its relatively even between the conservatives and liberals.

Reply to Polybius (Reply #5)

Tue Feb 21, 2023, 10:46 PM

Feb 2023

There will be a conservative selected and a liberal selected for the general election. It will depend on turnout for whoever wins/

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Wisconsin state supreme court race update [View all] Bev54 Feb 2023 OP

Another update Bev54 Feb 2023 #1

This site is showing 55% of vote counted.... sinkingfeeling Feb 2023 #2

Have to keep updating but I am going to a hockey game so Bev54 Feb 2023 #3

When I looked at your link it was only at 47% Bev54 Feb 2023 #4

It did go backwards, including the number of votes! sinkingfeeling Feb 2023 #6

Looking like a blowout! Polybius Feb 2023 #5

No, its relatively even between the conservatives and liberals. former9thward Feb 2023 #8

Update: Janet Protasiewicz is first of two winners. One additional candidate will win in this race. Bev54 Feb 2023 #7

Good sign - The two liberals are getting about 55% of the vote. 63% in. everyonematters Feb 2023 #9

And larger, urban counties tend to be Bettie Feb 2023 #10

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