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Wisconsin

LTR

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7. Lots of gerrymandering

Reply to ladym55 (Reply #1)

Sat Dec 8, 2012, 10:10 PM

Dec 2012

The state reps and senators in my district have totally changed. Too bad, since I was looking forward to voting against the tea bag hag that used to represent me.

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Have Badger State DU'ers come up with an explanation for this? [View all] Ken Burch Dec 2012 OP

It's likely gerrymandering ladym55 Dec 2012 #1

Hopefully, if Obama gets to fill some more judicial vacancies Ken Burch Dec 2012 #2

Lots of gerrymandering LTR Dec 2012 #7

Also no more straight party ballots, possible corrupted software (like Diebold) + corrupted locals bobthedrummer Dec 2012 #12

Easy. Both Baldwin & Obama were elected in a statewide vote. Jackpine Radical Dec 2012 #3

The 2010 election......the gift that just keeps giving. yourout Dec 2012 #8

VOTE STEALING Pharaoh Dec 2012 #4

I hated the outcome of the recall, but how was it stolen? Bonduel Dec 2012 #11

Gerrymandering plus rural count for some state local results elfin Dec 2012 #5

I agree, it's really hard to be here if you have a memory of what was HereSince1628 Dec 2012 #6

Low information voter schizophrenia helped as well. sybylla Dec 2012 #9

I asked the same question, and a possible explanation was given about the Republicans midnight Dec 2012 #10