Strong voter turnout in Milwaukee's central city!!!!!!!!!!!!
A dimly lit, former nightclub at 24th and North is one of several Milwaukee locations that may hold the key to today’s recall election.
The building is at the heart get-out-the-vote organizing by Wisconsin Jobs Now, a non-partisan group that has been using the former Amistad club since May 21 to coordinate the work of hundreds of volunteers.
Tuesday, the building was a swarm of activity — volunteers canvassing neighborhoods to remind people to vote, drivers with 15-passenger vans taking people to the polls, volunteers answering phone calls and relaying names of those needing rides. There was even a mobile billboard driving around the city to remind people to vote.
If mid-morning reports from several central city polling locations are any indication, the efforts are paying off. Turnout was high, with scores waiting in line to both register and vote. In the enthusiasm of the moment, some even compared turnout to Obama’s election in 2008.
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http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/purple-wisconsin/157257775.html#!page=0&pageSize=10&sort=newestfirst
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Every vote cast above expectation is a vote that demolishes all those polls that showed things tied based on survey weightings based on historic patterns of voter turnout!
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...not just for Barrett, but for the country right now. 
Today my heart is in Wisconsin..
