POLITICAL BRIEFING
TURNOUT QUESTION--An overlooked factor in Tuesday’s overshadowed Wisconsin presidential primary may be the effect of two hotly contested local races. Runoffs for the posts of Milwaukee mayor and county executive have spurred voter interest--election officials say that calls for ballot information are up 20% compared to previous races. . . . Brown is given a good chance of winning Wisconsin, but the local Clinton team hopes a higher urban turnout, which elsewhere has favored the Arkansas governor, could spell the difference in the state.
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