Kloppenburg is up by 205, 1 precinct left to count

[louis c]

There is only one outstanding precinct, in Jefferson County, which voted 57% to 43% for Prosser. I am just learning about Wisconsin politics, so I could use some help. How many votes are in the outstanding precinct, what part of the county is it in and can the 201 vote margin hold?

Link to AP results by county:
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2011/by_county/WI_Supreme_Court_0405.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS

[CAG]

1. Whatever the outcome, its kind of disgusting that its even close..

[L. Coyote]

2. FALSE: That precinct is counted already, with a few absentee ballots to report.

DETAILS HERE:

I'm declaring the winner in Wisconsin Supreme Court race
Tue Apr-05-11 07:35 PM PST
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x821883

[louis c]

3. I've been watching this for 15 hours

so, are you telling me Jefferson is "all in" and the AP is just showing an absent precinct, but it's counted?

Help me out here.

[shraby]

4. The precinct is counted but not added into the total

precincts counted even though it's totals are in the counts for the candidates.
The numbers have changed twice since then, I don't know where the new numbers are coming from, but we had:
K - 739,711
P - 739,505
K. ahead by 206

new numbers:
K - 739,714
P - 739,508
K. ahead by 206

[louis c]

5. Hey, thanks a lot

Do you mean that the votes are in the total vote but that the precinct is not in the total precincts? Therefore, these are the final numbers, pending absentee?