WISCONSINREPORT.COM (05/19/2011) - With about 99 percent of the votes in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election votes recounted, JoAnne Kloppenburg's lead is dwindling down to just 2,029 votes separating her from incumbent David Prosser. Government Accountability Board recount results as of mid-morning today indicate all counties and part of the controversial results in Waukesha County have been recounted. The only thing that remains to be counted is about half of the Waukesha County votes.

These are unofficial recount results that have not been certified by the Government Accountability Board (G.A.B.):

As of 9:45 a.m. on Thursday, May 19, 2011, 3,545 Reporting Units have reported results, which have been reviewed by Government Accountability Board staff. That is approximately 98 percent of the of the 3,602 total Reporting Units.

So far, counties have recounted 1,477,312 votes, which is approximately 99 percent of the orginal votes cast in the State Supreme Court race.

The Government Accountability Board posted recount results indicate that a couple of Reporting Units in the Waukesha County Village of Sussex are under review. The two reporting units are apparently responsible for numerous wards.

Other Waukesha County areas yet to post recounted totals include the City of Muskego, and part of the City of Waukesha.

The next Government Accountability Board update of recount totals will be posted before noon on Friday, May 20, 2011.


----
TRUST WISCONSINREPORT.COM FOR THE REAL TRUTH
WisconsinReport.com is an independent online internet news publication not affiliated with Wisconsin Government, Wisconsin Public Broadcasting, the University of Wisconsin System, or any other entity, agency, department, network, business or organization with Wisconsin in it's name. WisconsinReport.com is a Morbizco Media Group/Morbizco, Inc., non-partisan, internet publication.

BE A FAN OF WISCONSINREPORT.COM ON FACEBOOK!
WisconsinReport.com now has a page on Facebook. We would love to have you as one of our Facebook friends. If you haven't already done so, search for WisconsinReport.com on Facebook. Then follow the Facebook link to the WisconsinReport.com page on Facebook. While you're there, Click on LIKE. You'll receive brief notifications when new WisconsinReport stories are added.

You can also find our Facebook page by going to the WisconsinReport.com website front page and clicking on the Facebook Link at the bottom left side of the website front page. OR, copy and paste this internet address into your browser's address field: http://www.facebook.com/pages/WisconsinReportcom/132641770112067
----