until they feel there s receptivity. it s on her to continue to do things like this in spite of the boos. in that regard the secretary has tried to walk back her comments made early in the administration, the pioneers of school choice. what are you hearing about what more she did do to educate herself. she was introduced to the world through president trump, has never held public office. i think she s learning a lot on this job. she should continue to reach out. she meads to go to more traditional public schools that are working.
he meads a big margin. he needs a bigger margin than simply 62%. you have 80,000 votes and 80,000 vote margin out of milwaukee county in 2010. he needs a larger margin out of here. turnout overall, about 2.9 million in 2008. what is the number in between? we re projecting a pretty high turnout here. you have the state saying somewhere between 65%, so we think 2.4 million, 2.5 million ballots cast. you would assume the higher it gets, the better for barrett. i would draw the line at 2.4 million voters. we start seeing him creep up above that. you would assume barrett s chances go up and it gets better and better. a fascinating race to watch and consider it s likely that we re going to have some sort of split decision as far as wisconsin is concerned, democratic control of the state senate, possibly walker holding on. maybe a lieutenant governor. going to be a fascinating race to watch. stay with us all night. again, we re exit polling.