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WI Governor - Recall - D Primary
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| Office | Governor |
| Type | Democratic Primary Election |
| Filing Deadline | April 10, 2012 - 05:00pm |
| Polls Open | May 08, 2012 - 07:00am |
| Polls Close | May 08, 2012 - 08:00pm |
| Term Start | July 01, 2012 - 12:00pm |
| Term End | January 03, 2015 - 12:00pm |
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11.79% Total Population
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| Contributor | Andy |
| Last Modified | Andy May 09, 2012 12:05am |
| Data Sources | [Link] |
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Mayor Tom Barrett |
County Executive Kathleen Falk |
St. Sen. Kathleen Vinehout |
Secretary of State Douglas J. La Follette |
Gladys Huber |
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| Party | Democratic |
Democratic |
Democratic |
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Democratic |
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[Website]
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[Website]
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[Website]
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[Website]
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| Uncertified Votes |  390,109 (58.20%) |
228,940 (34.16%) |
26,926 (4.02%) |
19,461 (2.90%) |
4,842 (0.72%) |
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| Margin | 0 (0.00%) |
-161,169 (-24.05%) |
-363,183 (-54.18%) |
-370,648 (-55.30%) |
-385,267 (-57.48%) |
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| Predict Avg. | 43.00% |
29.00% |
10.00% |
14.00% |
4.00% |
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| Adj Poll Avg | 38.24% -- |
24.05%-- |
4.98%-- |
7.52%-- |
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Marquette University Law School
04/26/12-04/29/12 |
38.00% -- |
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6.00% -- |
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Maslin, Maullin & Assoc. (D)
04/18/12-04/19/12 |
40.00% -- |
32.00% -- |
0.00% -- |
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Garin-Hart-Yang Research (D)
04/16/12-04/17/12 |
41.00% -- |
27.00% -- |
4.00% -- |
7.00% -- |
0.00% -- |
Public Policy Polling (D)
04/13/12-04/15/12 |
38.00%  7.0 |
24.00%  6.0 |
6.00% -- |
9.00% 5.0 |
0.00% -- |
Marquette University Law School
03/22/12-03/25/12 |
36.00% -- |
29.00% -- |
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0.00% -- |
Public Policy Polling (D)
02/23/12-02/26/12 |
45.00% 19.0 |
18.00% 4.0 |
6.00% -- |
14.00% -- |
0.00% -- |
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With Emanuel set to appear in Milwaukee for Tom Barrett on March 28, it is clear that Barrett is poised to become Obama’s pick to unseat Walker. Emanuel and some of his closest advisors are poised to play a key role in the Obama Campaign, and their visit with Barrett indicates they plan on inserting themselves into the Wisconsin recall. http://bdgrdemocracy.wordpress.com/2012/03/15/why-would-tom-barrett-run-for-governor-again/
With Emanuel set to appear in Milwaukee for Tom Barrett on March 28, it is clear that Barrett is poised to become Obama’s pick to unseat Walker. Emanuel and some of his closest advisors are poised to play a key role in the Obama Campaign, and their visit with Barrett indicates they plan on inserting themselves into the Wisconsin recall. [Link]
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Thank God.
Thank God.
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 D:2109 | Andy ( 4160.6357 points)
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Fri, March 16, 2012 03:03:35 AM UTC0:00
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Falk's airing ads in the Milwaukee media market now. I've seen five or six of them in the last week.
Falk's airing ads in the Milwaukee media market now. I've seen five or six of them in the last week.
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Falk's airing ads in the Milwaukee media market now. I've seen five or six of them in the last week.
Derp. That's why I posted the ads.
Also, it's from a PAC supporting Falk, not Falk's campaign.
Andy: Falk's airing ads in the Milwaukee media market now. I've seen five or six of them in the last week.
Derp. That's why I posted the ads.
Also, it's from a PAC supporting Falk, not Falk's campaign.
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| D:1 | RP ( 3311.3784 points)
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Sat, March 31, 2012 01:37:09 AM UTC0:00
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Barrett is officially in. - http://www.jsonline.com/news/wisconsin/barrett31-mk4qdt3-145223335.html
Barrett is officially in. - [Link]
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| D:15 | COSDem ( 3540.3062 points)
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Sat, March 31, 2012 01:46:52 AM UTC0:00
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I understand Barca is also planning to run?
I understand Barca is also planning to run?
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I understand Barca is also planning to run?
There's been speculation, but I'd bet he opts not to run.
I could be wrong, but with Barrett in the race, I think it's going to scare some people from running. Barrett's an easy favorite for a rematch.
COSDem: I understand Barca is also planning to run?
There's been speculation, but I'd bet he opts not to run.
I could be wrong, but with Barrett in the race, I think it's going to scare some people from running. Barrett's an easy favorite for a rematch.
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My guess is that this will be a Barrett-Mitchell ticket.
My guess is that this will be a Barrett-Mitchell ticket.
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| D:1414 | Forwardista ( 171.5051 points)
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Sat, March 31, 2012 04:06:47 AM UTC0:00
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I heard that Barca would run if Barrett didn't. So...
I heard that Barca would run if Barrett didn't. So...
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Friends- here is the deal. As of tonight there are 4 good Democrats running for Governor. I think the field is set. So here is my request, pick a candidate, support them, work for them, etc. Or don't pick and work with the party till we have a nominee on May 9. Either way, let's not attack our fellow Dems. Each want nothing more than to defeat Walker and heal this state. They are all good people with the right intentions. On May 9 we will have our candidate and providence willing our next Governor. Let's keep it clean and remember the primary process gives us OUR nominee. We will be united against Walker at sun up on May 9. - Mike Tate
Friends- here is the deal. As of tonight there are 4 good Democrats running for Governor. I think the field is set. So here is my request, pick a candidate, support them, work for them, etc. Or don't pick and work with the party till we have a nominee on May 9. Either way, let's not attack our fellow Dems. Each want nothing more than to defeat Walker and heal this state. They are all good people with the right intentions. On May 9 we will have our candidate and providence willing our next Governor. Let's keep it clean and remember the primary process gives us OUR nominee. We will be united against Walker at sun up on May 9. - Mike Tate
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I think if the people of Wisconsin were to elect a democrat to replace the current republican governor. I think that it would be more dangerous because the democrats have been known to "work" with republicans many isssues, and this might one them. If the people of Wisconsin were to elect a democrat to the Governor's Mansion, I know the democrat(s) either in the governor's mansion or the state legislature would continue the current governor's anti-worker policys.I say this to the people of Wisconsin "do not elect a democrat or a republican. Elect a candidate who share's your concern and will fight for you!"
I think if the people of Wisconsin were to elect a democrat to replace the current republican governor. I think that it would be more dangerous because the democrats have been known to "work" with republicans many isssues, and this might one them. If the people of Wisconsin were to elect a democrat to the Governor's Mansion, I know the democrat(s) either in the governor's mansion or the state legislature would continue the current governor's anti-worker policys.I say this to the people of Wisconsin "do not elect a democrat or a republican. Elect a candidate who share's your concern and will fight for you!"
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| D:1414 | Forwardista ( 171.5051 points)
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Sat, March 31, 2012 11:07:27 PM UTC0:00
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An excerpt from a Peter Barca e-mail:
After careful reflection, I have decided not to run for governor in the upcoming recall election. It was a very difficult decision, in no small part because I have been so moved by the emails, calls and requests from so many active, caring citizens like yourself who have been at the forefront of our movement to restore Wisconsin values to our state government. Your passion and compassion for the people of our state has been such an inspiration to me, and I believe all of the elected leaders in the Capitol, as we have been fighting for more than a year against the extreme, divisive agenda of Gov. Walker.
An excerpt from a Peter Barca e-mail:
After careful reflection, I have decided not to run for governor in the upcoming recall election. It was a very difficult decision, in no small part because I have been so moved by the emails, calls and requests from so many active, caring citizens like yourself who have been at the forefront of our movement to restore Wisconsin values to our state government. Your passion and compassion for the people of our state has been such an inspiration to me, and I believe all of the elected leaders in the Capitol, as we have been fighting for more than a year against the extreme, divisive agenda of Gov. Walker.
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| DFL:8625 | JC42 ( 115.1898 points)
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Sat, March 31, 2012 11:10:20 PM UTC0:00
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Feingold has said he won't run, right?
Feingold has said he won't run, right?
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| D:2064 | TX DEM ( 3224.4231 points)
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Sat, March 31, 2012 11:44:10 PM UTC0:00
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Yes, and considering that Obama's people are helping Barrett, I would say we can take him for his word.
Yes, and considering that Obama's people are helping Barrett, I would say we can take him for his word.
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| D:1414 | Forwardista ( 171.5051 points)
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Sun, April 1, 2012 12:02:55 AM UTC0:00
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Repeatedly, in private and public.
Repeatedly, in private and public.
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 IND:1196 | Monsieur ( 5890.8623 points)
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Sun, April 1, 2012 12:16:27 AM UTC0:00
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I doubt most (any?) of these people would have announced if there was any chance Feingold would run.
I doubt most (any?) of these people would have announced if there was any chance Feingold would run.
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| D:2109 | Andy ( 4160.6357 points)
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Sun, April 1, 2012 07:54:43 AM UTC0:00
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Falk might have, since she strikes me as being about as human as excelsior's histrionic descriptions of Hillary Clinton, but she obviously wouldn't have had a chance against him.
Falk might have, since she strikes me as being about as human as excelsior's histrionic descriptions of Hillary Clinton, but she obviously wouldn't have had a chance against him.
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| D:6086 | Jason ( 7718.4429 points)
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Mon, April 2, 2012 06:49:42 AM UTC0:00
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While Barrett deservedly gets called out for being a lackluster candidate, he's still be the safest bet for the Democrats so far. 46% in the worst year to be a Democrat since 1938 is still not that bad, at least on paper.
Of course, I'm still going to be skeptical of the recall's chance of success as long as Walker's approval ratings only remain sort of bad as opposed to being outright putrid a la Gray Davis. The point is, there's a higher floor with Barrett than Falk or any of the other jokers in this race.
While Barrett deservedly gets called out for being a lackluster candidate, he's still be the safest bet for the Democrats so far. 46% in the worst year to be a Democrat since 1938 is still not that bad, at least on paper.
Of course, I'm still going to be skeptical of the recall's chance of success as long as Walker's approval ratings only remain sort of bad as opposed to being outright putrid a la Gray Davis. The point is, there's a higher floor with Barrett than Falk or any of the other jokers in this race.
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| D:15 | COSDem ( 3540.3062 points)
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Mon, April 2, 2012 07:06:14 AM UTC0:00
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I think it's jerky for Barrett to run for re-election.
I mean ... he wants to leave the job anyway so why bother run and cost the city a special election if he wins?
I think it's jerky for Barrett to run for re-election.
I mean ... he wants to leave the job anyway so why bother run and cost the city a special election if he wins?
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| D:2109 | Andy ( 4160.6357 points)
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Mon, April 2, 2012 08:20:11 AM UTC0:00
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46% in the worst year to be a Democrat since 1938 is still not that bad, at least on paper.
The wave in Wisconsin was something more on the order of 1994 or a generic first-Presidential-midterm thrashing than the kind of thrashing the Democrats took in some other regions in 2010. Democrats did lose a lot of things here, but they were by margins like 4%, 8%, and 12%, not 25%.
Jason: 46% in the worst year to be a Democrat since 1938 is still not that bad, at least on paper.
The wave in Wisconsin was something more on the order of 1994 or a generic first-Presidential-midterm thrashing than the kind of thrashing the Democrats took in some other regions in 2010. Democrats did lose a lot of things here, but they were by margins like 4%, 8%, and 12%, not 25%.
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| D:1989 | RBH ( 1271.2517 points)
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Mon, April 2, 2012 09:29:06 AM UTC0:00
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I think it's jerky for Barrett to run for re-election.
I mean ... he wants to leave the job anyway so why bother run and cost the city a special election if he wins?
couldn't they just hold the special election at the same time as the August Primary/November Election, thus no significant extra cost (aside from putting the race on a ballot)?
COSDem: I think it's jerky for Barrett to run for re-election.
I mean ... he wants to leave the job anyway so why bother run and cost the city a special election if he wins?
couldn't they just hold the special election at the same time as the August Primary/November Election, thus no significant extra cost (aside from putting the race on a ballot)?
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couldn't they just hold the special election at the same time as the August Primary/November Election, thus no significant extra cost (aside from putting the race on a ballot)?
As long as the law allows them the flexibility, the GAB always tries to schedule elections in a way that would be cheapest.
When Barrett ran in 2010, they had tentative plans to hold a primary for Mayor in Feb with the general election in April, both during the normally scheduled Spring elections.
I expect the timing would work out to use August and November.
RBH: couldn't they just hold the special election at the same time as the August Primary/November Election, thus no significant extra cost (aside from putting the race on a ballot)?
As long as the law allows them the flexibility, the GAB always tries to schedule elections in a way that would be cheapest.
When Barrett ran in 2010, they had tentative plans to hold a primary for Mayor in Feb with the general election in April, both during the normally scheduled Spring elections.
I expect the timing would work out to use August and November.
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| D:15 | COSDem ( 3540.3062 points)
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Thu, April 5, 2012 04:28:30 AM UTC0:00
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