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Sabermetric-minded politics writer, social-science-minded baseball writer. Elections @FiveThirtyEight.

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    1. Nathaniel Rakich‏ @baseballot 7 Apr 2020

      The City of Milwaukee says 18,803 people voted in person today. Another 56,489 have returned absentee ballots, with as many as 40,223 still potentially in transit (issued but not yet returned). Total turnout: at least 75,292.

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      Nathaniel Rakich‏ @baseballot 7 Apr 2020

      In the 2016 spring election, 167,765 people voted in the City of Milwaukee, so this is a steep, steep dropoff.

      9:38 PM - 7 Apr 2020
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        1. Nathaniel Rakich‏ @baseballot 9 Apr 2020

          Nathaniel Rakich Retweeted Craig Gilbert

          Important update:https://twitter.com/WisVoter/status/1248321432943235075 …

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          Craig GilbertVerified account @WisVoter
          new absentee vote data makes city Milwaukee turnout look better than it did. latest state data shows 71,549 abs. ballots returned. add to 19K el. day votes = poss. 90K votes, which could still grow. still way below 2016 but so is every place. city MKE had 69K vote in April 2019
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        1. Emilio Doménech‏Verified account @Nanisimo 7 Apr 2020
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          Oh, ok. Thanks,

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        2. Arthur Paine‏ @johnlecare 7 Apr 2020
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          Exactly how republicans wanted it to go

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        1. UofML‏ @UofMWL 7 Apr 2020
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          That was a very competitive primary driving higher turnout though right? Last year when it was primarily just for Supreme Court it was 68,770. 2018 was 58,384 and 2017 was 45,780.

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        1. JDW‏ @jaydeedubbleya 7 Apr 2020
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          The @GOP got its wish granted

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        1. Steve Moon‏ @moonraker717 7 Apr 2020
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          It's a 10% increase over last year though

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        1. Curtis W. McAuliff‏ @curtismcauliff 7 Apr 2020
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          Perfectly scripted to the @GOP voter suppression plan.

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        1. Shawn Matson‏ @ShawnMatsonWI 7 Apr 2020
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          Does not include the absentees.

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        2. Anthony Edge‏ @mranthonyedge 7 Apr 2020
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          In last year’s Supreme Court race, there were 68,770 ballots cast in the city of Milwaukee. This is an improvement from that standpoint if focused on that race and not the presidential primary aspect (which possibly many Wisconsinites were).

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        3. John‏ @johnlk_80 8 Apr 2020
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          I think you'd have to expect turnout would be higher with a presidential primary on the ballot than for *just* a judicial race. But lower than 2016 seems likely.

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