Milwaukee 7 And The Amendment, State Summary
In the Journal Sentinel is an article about the Milwaukee 7. It is a coalition of counties in southeastern Wisconsin, created to discuss economic strategies for the region. The counties are: Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha.
Let's take a quick look at how southeastern Wisconsin voted on the amendment that defines marriage and bans civil unions:
Rank | Vote | County | No Votes | Yes Votes |
8 | Y | Milwaukee | 141,476 (45.05%) | 172,568 (54.95%) |
15 | Y | Kenosha | 19,558 (40.80%) | 28,373 (59.20%) |
22 | Y | Walworth | 12,650 (38.16%) | 20,499 (61.84%) |
33 | Y | Ozaukee | 14,915 (36.53%) | 25,914 (63.47%) |
35 | Y | Racine | 24,875 (36.19%) | 43,868 (63.81%) |
52 | Y | Waukesha | 55,079 (31.75%) | 118,392 (68.25%) |
70 | Y | Washington | 13,800 (26.26%) | 38,742 (73.74%) |
There has been much debate about the amendment's impact. Will its passage affect southeastern Wisconsin economically? We'll just have to wait and see on that one..
Side notes:
- Dane tops the vote no list (hmm.. no surprise, with over a 33% difference).
- La Crosse and Dane were the only two counties to vote no.
- In La Crosse, the difference between yes and no was 16 votes.
- Florence ends the list with 1,515 yes and 481 no votes.
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