Some powerful white men in suits have the information you have inquired about, and they will let you know what they decide to release once they decide you are ready to to see it.

It is the way Americans vote. This information should be available for all to see and has in the past, been available on election night or the next day. And a typo: It's "Democratic" vision.

It goes here: http://gab.wi.gov/elections-voting/results/2012/recall-primary

I saw the same thing at first, then realized that they were from last month.

I would assume that there are going to be official results available to the public at some point. I have no clue how long the process takes.

The "official" might mean that the canvass hasn't happened yet and the results, while accurate, may not be certified and therefore official. At least in my small suburb, that took almost a week

shredder was leaving.... Made me real concerned....

the actual results will never be seen.
then they aren't even in recounts, when the counting was done by computers.

I participated in the SC recount last year. Nothing was counted by computers. In the case of touchscreen voting machines, each vote had to be hand counted. In the case of optiscan, we stood right over the shoulder of the recount officials and with a clicker counted the votes for Kloppenburg as they ran through the counter. They matched every time and kicked out potentially bad ballots for hand counting.

I know it's hard for far too many people to believe, but in this state, some of us actually got to see the "results" you are saying no one ever gets to see.

And the only response anyone ever seems to have is "who's paying you to say that?"

ways of verifying results.
there are some voting machines that just print totals and have no way to recall individual votes.

Unofficial=Uncertified in this case.

We only ever get unofficial, uncertified results on election night.

It used to be the canvass was completed 2-3 days after the vote and the results of the canvass certified as official at that time.

Now that absentees are accepted through the Friday after election day, I expect the canvass and the "official" results will be certified some time next week.

The canvass, especially statewide canvasses of the election, almost always finds some discrepancies - just like when we recounted the SC race last year. The election day procedures are reviewed, precincts are accounted for and tallies are checked and results are corrected before they become official.


Edited to add that this year, the official results will include an increase in results due to post election day absentee ballots.

before they get it. You are most certainly right! TY!