Here in Wisconsin: About Last Night

So 2 Dems won and 4 lost. The trend, as they say, is better for Dems than for Walker and The Reps:

Olsen really lost traction, although Cowles gained. The overall, however, looks good. Also too, remember the last statewide, Prosser v whatshername, was close to 50/50. And Kloppenberg came from nowhere.

Here in Wisconsin: Election Edition

Why did Madison vote Soglin in? I have no idea. Meanwhile some bufflahead over to the NRO argues that if you ignore the votes of many Wisconsonians Prosser would have won.  While true, it's not clear to me what the point is, other than the obvious: people with whom he disagrees ought not be allowed to vote. Kloppenberg had zero hope of winning just a few short weeks ago; Conservatives and the Right more generally want you to forget that Prosser was appointed with limited experience and that he actively asserted his lack of independent judgment as a qualification for continued service.