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		By: DAILY WISCONSIN &#187; No Runny Eggs: Recall Mania dates (all-but-)locked &#187; DAILY WISCONSIN		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Repeating my question from before, it really belongs here :

Steve – 

What happens if, let’s say, the R’s win their recalls, and then the D’s contest those recalls in court. During the pendency of the court challenges, are the Senate seats considered to be occupied by their current resident, or is the seat considered to be ‘undecided until court judgement’, like it would be if a regular election was contested, and the prior holder’s term expired ?

IOW, could the D’s use this tactic to cripple the R’s in the Senate, effectively creating 3 or more ‘unoccupied seats’ for some few months ? Effectively the same delaying tactic they used with the union bill ( which STILL isn’t in effect ) ?

Tks.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Repeating my question from before, it really belongs here :</p>
<p>Steve – </p>
<p>What happens if, let’s say, the R’s win their recalls, and then the D’s contest those recalls in court. During the pendency of the court challenges, are the Senate seats considered to be occupied by their current resident, or is the seat considered to be ‘undecided until court judgement’, like it would be if a regular election was contested, and the prior holder’s term expired ?</p>
<p>IOW, could the D’s use this tactic to cripple the R’s in the Senate, effectively creating 3 or more ‘unoccupied seats’ for some few months ? Effectively the same delaying tactic they used with the union bill ( which STILL isn’t in effect ) ?</p>
<p>Tks.</p>
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