Source: Government Accountability Board
Scott Walker wins 60.8% of the vote over Tom Barrett in 2010.
Scott Walker wins 60.0% of the vote over Mary Burke in 2014.
County declared ‘in distress’. (Daily Union, 12/21/2015)
'During the past year', when Walker's primary focus was running for President. Jefferson County has been declared “distressed” in the wake of [1] Tyson Foods Inc.’s recent announcement that it will be closing its century-old Jefferson plant next year.
Tyson’s pending closure, planned for mid-2016, was one of the area’s many business shutdowns during the past year. Other area companies experiencing layoffs include [2] McCain Foods, [3] Multicolor Eaton in Watertown and [4] Littelfuse in Lake Mills. Together, roughly 1,000 jobs will be lost, Genevieve Coady, director of the Jefferson County Economic Development Consortium, told Jefferson County officials on Thursday. (numbering and bold red added)
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