WisPolitics reports, various city clerks in recall districts say that turnout could be near the level of a presidential election — though this is not true across the board, with others being closer to the highly contested state Supreme Court election this past April.
TPM reports:
UW-Madison political science professor Charles Franklin gave TPM his rough estimate for turnout among the voting-age population, though given the unusual nature of these elections any such prediction is only tentative. “We saw 35 percent in the Supreme Court race in April. I think we could go 40, and there are some sources in the state talking about it going in the mid-40s, which would be closer to November’s turnout.”
This is going to be a very close race and at this point results cannot be predicted due to a lack of polling data. The money funneled into Wisconsin has been called unprecedented, with America closely watching the Walker-Koch-Fitz state.
Daily Kos reports:
- If you are on the ground, go door to door with We Are Wisconsin.
- Make calls from anywhere with the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.
- Make calls from anywhere with DFA and the PCCC.
- It’s going to come down to turnout, so please help however you can during crunchtime. Let’s do this thing!
Going by public polling, Franklin sees incumbent Republicans Dan Kapanke and Randy Hopper as the most vulnerable, with Luther Olsen and Alberta Darling as the next two close seats that Democrats could potentially grab away from the Republicans.
Republicans up for recall have been antsy and rightfully so. Dan Kapanke stated a secretly recorded conversation with La Crosse County Republicans on May 25th, that he is hoping that all the public employees in his district “are sleeping” on election day.
Canvassers are doing their part; the rest is up to the voters in Wisconsin.
Get out and vote.
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