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jesse4430
Aug 13
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WISCONSIN - The Wisconsin Department of Health Services announced two new measles cases in Southern Wisconsin, bringing the total number of cases in Wisconsin this year to four.  Wisconsin is particularly susceptible to an outbreak, with Wisconsin rates for the measles vaccine in kindergartners falling below most other state averages at 84.8%.  Michigan currently has 13 Measles cases with a 91.6% vaccination rate.  None of the Michigan cases are in the U.P. 

 
 
jesse4430
Aug 12
1 min read

HURLEY Wis. (AP) — Moderate Democrat David Crowley has won the Wisconsin primary for governor. He defeated democratic socialist Francesca Hong.  He pitched himself as the candidate best positioned to win in November against Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, who is endorsed by President Donald Trump.  Crowley locked up the backing of more mainstream Democrats, overcoming Hong’s insurgent campaign. Crowley didn’t address supporters last night but is expected to hold an event this evening. The Associated Press has called the Republican primary race in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District which includes Iron, Ashland, Bayfield, Price and Vilas Counties in favor of Michael Alfonso.  The race was called at approximately 8:20 p.m. last night with 40% of precincts reporting. Alfonso secured 48% of the votes to clinch the nomination. In Iron County, voters were split on who would represent the democrat party in the Governor’s race with David Crowley receiving just 8 more votes than Francesca Hong winning over Iron County Voters 215 to 207.  In the race for Iron County Sheriff Mike Randall beat out Logan Dahlbacka by 238 votes.  Randall with 993 votes.  Dahlback with 755.  In total 2,831 votes were cast on the Republican side on the ticket, 2,051 on the Democrat side.  https://www.co.iron.wi.gov/DocumentCenter/View/631/August-2026-Election-Night-SheetPDF?bidId=

 
 
jesse4430
Aug 12
1 min read

IRON COUNTY – Iron County Republicans posting on Facebook last night questioning yesterday's election results saying “A lot of things are transpiring across the county and state. But we have one question to ask Iron County voters. Can someone explain how 1748 votes were cast for Republican sheriff, and 572 votes were cast for democratic governor, yet only 2051 total votes were cast. Additionally, 2181 votes were cast for governor. So, what is the true amount of vote cast?  The math isn't adding up.”  The post also saying “The public deserves answers and clarification. A potential recount may be in order for Iron County Sheriff if these questions aren't answered.”

 
 
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