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First-term Republican Gov. Scott Walker has survived the Wisconsin recall election, defeating his Democratic challenger, 58-year-old Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett. With 94 percent of the expected vote in, the 44-year-old Walker led Barrett 54 percent to 45 percent. Barrett conceded the special recall election late Tuesday night. Walker became the first governor in U.S. history to win a recall election.
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Democrats suffered a significant defeat in Wisconsin last night when Republican Gov. Scott Walker staved off the recall challenge led by Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett. So it's no surprise that they are now wildly spinning their sole e... Read Post

Tom Barrett, the Milwaukee mayor challenging Gov. Scott Walker in the Wisconsin recall election, appears to have some new hope in a Public Policy Polling survey released just after midnight on Monday. Barrett's down just three point... Read Post

In an expected, though delayed, move, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett announced today that he will run in Wisconsin's recall election to unseat Republican Gov. Scott Walker. Barrett, a Democrat, lost to Walker in the 2010 gubernatorial ... Read Post