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onenote

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3. Doesn't this mean that more repubs stayed home than Dems?

Reply to blue-wave (Original post)

Wed Apr 2, 2025, 12:15 PM

Apr 2

That's a good thing, and I'm happy to see it.
But to be clear, 300,000 fewer votes were cast yesterday for Crawford than for either Harris or Baldwin in November. What made the differences is that close to 600,000 fewer votes were cast for Schimel than for Trump.

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If I see this correctly, in the Supreme Court race, every Wisconsin county [View all] blue-wave Apr 2 OP

More reason for them not to hold more elections DemMedic Apr 2 #1

Great job, WI!!! SheltieLover Apr 2 #2

Doesn't this mean that more repubs stayed home than Dems? onenote Apr 2 #3

An off-year Supreme Court election had fewer votes than a Presidential election? Prairie Gates Apr 2 #5

As expected. But that isn't relevant to my post. onenote Apr 2 #6

Perhaps some stayed home GusBob Apr 2 #7

Which means that for every Trump voter that shifted to Crawford onenote Apr 2 #9

What do I know, I only live here GusBob Apr 2 #10

LOL NJCher Apr 2 #15

There was likely a huge blue-wave Apr 2 #27

Another question is blue-wave Apr 2 #8

Hopefully so. onenote Apr 2 #19

Trump's appeal doesn't translate Deminpenn Apr 2 #17

Small correction: tRump didn't win GA in 2020 Wednesdays Apr 2 #23

Of course you are correct Deminpenn Apr 2 #25

Look at the apples to apples. quakerboy Apr 2 #31

And look at how much was spent on those earlier elections. onenote Apr 2 #32

Yes Prairie Gates Apr 2 #4

That's getting my hopes up. surfered Apr 2 #11

Great effort in a red state angrychair Apr 2 #12

You might more accurately describe Wisconsin as blue-wave Apr 2 #16

I understand your point angrychair Apr 2 #18

If we weren't gerrymandered six ways to Sunday the congressional split will be almost even yourout Apr 2 #28

Wisconsin is NOT a red state. Not even close. Wiz Imp Apr 2 #20

Respectfully angrychair Apr 2 #21

That's a ridiculous position to take, but you are certainly entitled to it. Wiz Imp Apr 2 #22

You cannot be more "red" angrychair Apr 2 #24

ah the badger state et tu Apr 2 #13

Encouraging! calimary Apr 2 #14

Musk was an exceptional candidate bucolic_frolic Apr 2 #26

Even Republicans shifted to the left. progressoid Apr 2 #29

Hopefully that continues nation-wide...nt Wounded Bear Apr 2 #30