Scott walker

• WASHINGTON -- The battle lines are finally set for the June gubernatorial recall election in Wisconsin. On one side is Gov. Scott Walker (R), a polarizing incumbent who could become only the third sitting governor in U.S. history to be recalled.
(Huffington Post)
• Scott Walker next month. Barretts win sets up a June 5 rematch of the 2010 governors race in what will be the culmination of an effort to oust the first-term Republican that officially began more than six months ago.
(msnbc.com)
• (CBS News) Democrats in Wisconsin today will nominate the candidate to face off against the contentious Republican Gov. Scott Walker in the June 5 recall election.
(CBS News)
• Scott Walker next month. Barretts win sets up a June 5 rematch of the 2010 governors race in what will be the culmination of an effort to oust the first-term Republican that officially began more than six months ago.
(FOX News)
• (CBS News) -- Democratic Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett is set to face Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker in next months recall election that has become a nationally watched battle over union rights, the Associated Press reported.
(CBS News)
• The Milwaukee Mayor will face Gov. Scott Walker in the June 5 recall election. The AP projected that Tom Barrett won the Democratic primary when he had an almost 20-point lead with about 31 percent of the precincts reporting.
(NPR News)
• Scott Walker should be booted from office after 16 contentious months on the job. For Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, one of four Democrats in the running, a victory would set up a June 5 rematch of the 2010 race that Walker won by 5 percentage points.
(Austin American-Statesman)
• MADISON, Wis. — Republican Gov. Scott Walker has easily defeated token opposition in a GOP primary in a recall election that has become a nationally watched battle over union rights.
(Washington Post)
• Republican Governor Scott Walker has easily defeated token opposition in a GOP primary in a recall election that has become a nationally watched battle over union rights.
(WBAY Green Bay)