Tuesday, February 19, 2013

9:09 PM

Roggensack maintains large lead over Fallone, Megna

With one quarter of precincts reporting, Supreme Court Justice Pat Roggensack still has a wide lead over her two challengers.

Roggensack has 68 percent of the vote, or 52,511 votes, while Marquette University law professor Ed Fallone has 26 percent, or 20,362 votes. Lemon law lawyer Vince Megna has six percent, or 4,514 votes.

-- By Staff

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