reporting from the newsroom, mary stoker smith, fox 6 news. governor scott walker speaking with reporters today and making comments about the recount. he commended county clerks for how well the election was run. "for a lot of the clerks in particular, municipal clerks, are going through the process of going through property tax bills, doing year end work, so i thought it was an added burden, unfortunately for them, this is allowed by the law, but they obviously up for the challenge." across the state did a good job at making sure the election in the badger state was executed as planned. if you're curious how the vote recount affected the tally in your county, you can check it out on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. simply click the "links" tab -- or search "election recount" looking ahead to tomorrow. president-elect donald trump will make a stop at state fair park. it's part of the president-elect's "thank you" tour to celebrate his win governor walker and house speaker paul ryan will both be at tomorrow's event in west allis. speaker

live in the newsroom mary stoker smith fox 6 news. steph thanks mary now that the election recount in milwaukee county is over. what's next? madeline anderson explains. delivered. tabulators spent the day counting all 29- thousand of west allis ballots... the final municipality in milwaukee county to complete its recount. to wrap this up as the final community in the county feels like a real achievement. as of thursday afternoon... the wisconsin elections commission reports 47 of the states 72 counties have finished the recount. the discrepencies between recount and electon night results have been minor. so far... hillary clinton is up elect trump is up 495. we worked long hours. somedays it was 12, 14 hour days. but we got the job done.milwaukee county clerk joe czarnecki says the only hiccup came wednesday... when the city of greenfield discovered about 400 ballots in an office in city hall. in a statement... the greenfield city clerk explains what happened: quote wards 1, 3, and 12 did not have all their ballots from the polls on e

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mary stoker smith is live in the newsroom with what's changed today. there was a hold up tonight as ballots got jammed in one of the machines - but within the last hour, milwaukee county closed the book on its recount. yeah .. clapping george martin -- representative for the green party -- spoke as the recount finished. he praised milwaukee county clerks and staff for their hard wor was a week ago today that the count began and it was 6 days before that this whole effort in the legal stuff was consuming us here in wisconsin and so we moved through with great support." martin says waukesha - dane and oconto counties are expected to wrap up their recounts this weekend. live in the newsroom mary stoker steph thanks mary now that the election recount in milwaukee county is over. what's next? madeline anderson explains. bagged... sealed... and delivered. tabulators spent the day counting all 29- thousand of west allis ballots... the final municipality in milwaukee county to complete its recount. to wrap this up as the final community in the county feels lik