Madison, Wisconsin Turns out to Vote, Fuels Blue Wave as Scott Walker Whines

Madison, Wisconsin early voters cast their preference in
March in collaborative effort to secure the franchise

Madison, Wisconsin—When citizens are welcomed to vote by a city protecting voting rights, then people will exercise their franchise under the Wisconsin Constitution.

Madison again led the state in turnout with 45.39 percent turnout yesterday in the Spring General election, doubling state turnout of 22 percent.

With each Wisconsin election, it becomes more apparent why Scott Walker and the Republican Party so fear elections and voters.

Walker complained on Twitter that voters are full of "anger" at his "bold reforms."

From Madison:

Unofficial final turnout of registered voters in the City of Madison for the 2018 Spring Election was 45.39%. Congrats to ward 40, Olbrich Gardens, which had a whopping 73.58% of registered voters vote.

— Madison WI Clerk (@MadisonWIClerk) April 4, 2018

Blue wave? Sure.

Another way of looking at the soaring voter turnouts is Article III, Wisconsin Constitution wave.