Milwaukee Post
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DID YOU KNOW? • Short female drivers are the most likely to be killed by an air bag. • The human brain remembers more negative memories than positive ones because of the bias the brain sets up as a defense mechanism. – Source: sotruefacts.com MARK BELLING America roars back to life Page 8 Wisconsin leads national charge for Trump $30 WHEEL TAX BACKED BY COUNTY BOARD – PAGE 3 JOHN TORINUS Do for startups what we did for the Bucks Page 7 State needs to make same level of investment MILWAUKEE COUNTY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER NOVEMBER 11, 2016 Local news at your fingertips Visit www.gmtoday.com By DAVE FIDLIN Special to the Post MILWAUKEE — While elec- tion night provided an abundance of surprises at the national and state level, voting statistics within Milwaukee County followed a pat- tern of what had been projected. According to uncertified results, County Clerk Joe C z a r n e z k i said voter t u r n o u t across all 19 m u n i c i p a l i - ties reached 79.8 percent, taking into account per- sons who voted early and on Election Day. In some instances, the county's results starkly contrasted what took place across Wisconsin as a whole. The unofficial results out of the Milwaukee County Election Commission's office revealed 65.6 percent of residents voted for Hillary Clinton, while 28.6 percent cast their ballot for Donald Trump. As a whole, Wisconsin, which unexpectedly became a nail-bight- ing battleground state as election results poured in Tuesday night, gave its 10 electoral votes to Trump. When all was said and done, unofficial figures revealed 47.9 percent of the votes cast went County bucks statewide trend and votes for Clinton, Feingold See ELECTION on Page 4 About 80 percent of county turned out for election Trump Presidential — Milwaukee County Name votes percent Donald J. Trump 126,091 28.6 Hillary Clinton 288,986 65.6 Check indicates overall winner in contest. Complete but unofficial results. November 19-20, 2016 Show Hours: Sat. 9am-5pm // Sun. 9am-4pm Admission: $2.00 (includes FREE entry for 40" flat screen TV) Shop over 150 vendors selling: Antique & Collectibles, Hand Crafted, DVDs, Video Games, Toys, Coins, Amish Furniture and Much More! VENDOR INFO: (414) 481-5859 252874028 Zimmermann's Service 360 E. Howard Ave. 414-744-9868 With coupon. Expires 11/25/16. BRAKES most cars $ 89 95 per axle.