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Public perception of Wisconsin Senate race recount process by Jun 30, 2025
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Republican Senate•Eric Hovde•Wisconsin Senate•Democratic•Tammy Baldwin•Hovde•Milwaukee•Baldwin•Wisconsin
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Eric Hovde Considers Recount in Wisconsin Senate Race After Losing to Tammy Baldwin by 29,000 Votes
Nov 12, 2024, 10:18 PM
Republican Senate candidate Eric Hovde is considering challenging the results of the Wisconsin Senate race after losing to Democratic incumbent Senator Tammy Baldwin by approximately 29,000 votes, or about 1% of the total ballots cast. Hovde has raised concerns about the integrity of the election, particularly pointing to a 4 AM count of around 108,000 absentee ballots from Milwaukee, of which nearly 90% went to Baldwin. Hovde has not yet conceded and is contemplating a recount, citing potential voting irregularities and the influence of a 'phony' third-party candidate. This marks the second consecutive election in Wisconsin where overnight ballot counts, including a 3 AM count, have significantly impacted the results.
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