Wisc. Voters Can't Wait for Primary to Be Over

Exhausted

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:08PM EDT / Published Apr. 02, 2012 5:23PM EDT

Between the never-ending campaigns and their own, instate drama over trying to oust Governor Scott Walker, most Wisconsinites have had just about enough of this election process. Many have resigned themselves to backing Mitt Romney, partly because they think he's the best Republican candidate, but mostly because they think he can win and they're just ready for this process to be over already. "People want the primary over, they want to get on with it. They're saying 'enough's enough. Romney's not everything everybody really wants, but he's got the best chance against Obama,'" said the state's former Governor Tommy Thompson.

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Wisc. Voters Can't Wait for Primary to Be Over