Whitefish Bay Goes Solidly for Romney in Primary Election
With 38 percent voter turnout, Bay voters also chose Phillips and Grady in judicial elections and favored a decrease in size and salary for the Milwaukee County Board.
Whitefish Bay has traditionally enjoyed strong election turnouts, and despite the lack of contested local races, 38 percent of voters went to the polls Tuesday for county races and the presidential primary election. Out of the 2,691 residents that voted in the Republican presidential primary, 66 percent voted for GOP frontrunner Mitt Romney, 22 percent voted for Rick Santorum, 7 percent voted for Ron Paul and 3 percent voted for Newt Gingrich. On the Democratic side, 843 Whitefish Bay residents voted for President Barack Obama, who is uncontested. On his way to vote at Whitefish Bay Village Hall Tuesday afternoon, Whitefish Bay resident Dan Sabin said he was voting for Mitt Romney because he likes what the former Massachusetts governor …
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Mike in OC
8:18 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012
walker should appoint barrett and falk to some meaningless positions... then the left wouldnt know what to do.... more ›