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3. The Wisconsin Supreme Court judge election, widely seen as a referendum on the state's anti-union vote, took another turn on Friday. What was it?
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Voters backed the pro-union challenger |
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The vote was too close to call |
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A batch of previously uncounted votes turned up |
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Voter turnout was so low, the vote had to be rescheduled |
