UPDATED @ 12:46 PM: Waiting on three one more precinct (turns out all of Milwaukee County is in, so only one left from Jefferson County), Kloppenburg's lead is now 224: 739,574 to 739,350.
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UPDATE @ 11:11 AM: Still waiting on five more precincts, only five left. Kloppenburg's lead is now 447: 739,014 to 738,567.
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UPDATE @ 11:01 AM: Five more precincts in, only five left. Kloppenburg's lead is now 369: 738,883 to 738,514.
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UPDATE @ 10:48 AM: With only 10 of the 3,630 precincts left to report, the margin is 140 votes. Kloppenburg now leads Prosser: 738,368 to 738,228. So, yeah, expect a recount.
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You'll recall that this is the race Gaius has been writing about, in which a stooge for GOP Governor Scott Walker was facing an unexpectedly difficult re-elect after the governor went all nuts on the unions. Payback is a rhymes-with-witch.
As of early Wednesday, April 6, Justice David Prosser has a narrow lead over Assistant Attorney General JoAnne Kloppenburg in the state Supreme Court race.
But even with 99% of the vote counted, fewer than 600 votes - about 0.04% of ballots - separated the candidates
