are in waukesha county. which is simply ridiculous. they have the same voting machines everybody else does. and it's coming down to waukesha county yet again here in the state of wisconsin. so that's real frustrating. if you recall, in the supreme court race we had here in wisconsin a short time ago, jo ann cloppenburg was officially declared the winner on election night but in waukesha county the next day they found 14,000 more votes for prosser. that's what's going on in wisconsin. it's ridiculous it's come down to this. >> in terms of results so far in that race, i think we've got one more board we can show you right now. i'm told we've got 79% of precincts now reporting. alberta darling leading sandy pasch 52% to 48%. again, that is with 79% of precincts reporting. and of course all eyes on waukesha county. senator erpenbach, if the results go either 3-3 tonight or 2-4, if alberta darling does hold on, what do you think that's going to mean for the state senate? do you think that tonight changes things r

we expect waukesha county will help alberta darling.uestion is how much is it going to give her? if it doesn't give her that much, sandy pasch can win this race. i also understand there are absentee ballots out in areas that are very strong for pasch. bottom line is this is going to be a close, close result here. >> do you think it will be called tonight? >> i'm not sure. >> 23,451 for pasch. and you see the number up there for alberta darling. and it is very close. 21,713 for darling. 52% to 48% with 67% of the vote being counted so far. what we have, folks, as i said, i can't underscore this enough, this is national political history unfolding before our eyes. a recall effort unprecedented here in the state of wisconsin and in this country and tonight we are seeing three republicans who have fought back the recall. two democrats who have been successful in their recall efforts. and that graphic we just showed you up right there in the 8th district is the result that we are waiting for tonight. alberta darling, who had over $8 million

we expect waukesha county will help alberta darling.is it going to give her? if it doesn't give her that much, sandy pasch can win this race. i also understand there are absentee ballots out in areas that are very strong for pasch. bottom line is this is going to be a close, close result here. >> do you think it will be called tonight? >> i'm not sure. >> 23,451 for pasch. and you see the number up there for alberta darling. and it is very close. 21,713 for darling. 52% to 48% with 67% of the vote being counted so far. what we have, folks, as i said, i can't underscore this enough, this is national political history unfolding before our eyes. a recall effort unprecedented here in the state of wisconsin and in this country and tonight we are seeing three republicans who have fought back the recall. two democrats who have been successful in their recall efforts. and that graphic we just showed you up right there in the 8th district is the result that we are waiting for tonight. alberta darling, who had over $8 million pumped into her camp

waukesha county focuses on people who have been tending -- convicted of the third dui.ouncil workers work with repeat offenders to stay sober. this is no model for similar courts around the country, -- this model has been -- this has been a model for similar courts around the country. finally, i am proud of our state of the veterans courts. in 2008, the state public defender office and the department of veterans affairs led an initiative to bring veterans courts to wisconsin. now i have six, and most recently, brown county is establishing a court to serve the green bay area. this ensures veterans are treated for the challenges. they are highly effective that saving taxpayer dollars. state and local officials want to extend programs and get new programs off the ground. in light of severe budget constraints at the federal, state, and local levels, how can we work together to maintain the courts but we have, and start new ones? -- that we have come and start new ones? >> it is really critical, senator, for the collaboration's that are really the foundation of the drug cour