Ok, so what now?

[nebenaube]

I ran across this via facebook this morning... take note: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/04/12/966093/-20,000-more-votes-than-ballots-%28Waukesha-county,-2006%29

[ewagner]

1. muliti-tasked approach

Jackpineradical hit it this morning and a few others agreed...Waukesha is the shiny object to take our attention off of the real fraud.

need to look closely at other discrepencies and errors...

and

need to find out if Waukesha really, really really has that high of a percentage of registered voters in relation to the "eligible" voters...something smells bad there but I can't find the source

[undeterred]

2. Why is the total of Kloppenburg votes lower in Milwaukee County

than in Dane County- or to ask it another way- does it make sense that the turnout of Democrats in Milwaukee (where they really really hate Walker) should be 20% lower than in Dane county (where we've only just begun to hate him)?

It struck me as odd on election night because I know that the ratio of Democrats to Republicans is probably better in Madison, but I would still expect a higher total number of Democrats in Milwaukee County than in Dane County.

[ewagner]

3. that's one that needs to be looked at..n/t

[janet118]

4. I was watching AP returns and I remember a strange blip

in Milwaukee County. It jumped up 10 precincts without any increase in vote totals. I can't remember now if the jump was between 264 > 274 or 274 > 284, but it seemed odd enough that someone commented on it in a DU post. Because it was the AP tally, not the official one, I assumed it was just a typo. But after all this, I would say that a closer look at Milwaukee is warranted.