Deep Dive on City of Milwaukee, WI Voting Numbers:
Takeaways: Biden under-performed Hillary 2016 Numbers in Most Black Wards (Northside) and many Hispanic Wards (southside), yet over-performed in the White Wards (Downtown Mke especially).
Northside Wards:
Ward 22 (Silver Spring Dr): Biden got 612 votes to Trump 81 (Turnout was 70.3%),
2016: Hillary - 700 Trump - 74

Ward 24 (N 61st): Biden - 312 to Trump 33 (Turnout was 56.3%)
2016: Hillary - 390. Trump - 16
More Northside Milwaukee Ward Results:
Ward 37: Biden - 580 to Trump 64 (Turnout 66.6%)
2016: Hillary 643 to Trump 73

Ward 43 (S of Silver Spring Dr): Biden 235 to Trump 17 (Turnout 56%)
2016: Hillary 473 to Trump 13 (That's 238 less votes for Biden than Hillary!)
More Black Milwaukee Wards
Ward 60: Biden - 736 Trump -23 (Turnout 69.7%)
Hillary 853 Trump 13
Ward 66: Biden 536 - Trump 22 (Turnout 71.4%)
Hillary 656 - Trump 10
Ward 68: Biden 846 - Trump 106 (Turnout 72.5%)
Hillary 994! Trump 77 (Biden got 148 fewer votes compared to Hillary)
Milwaukee Wards 103 and 104
W103: Biden 1147 to Trump 94 (Turnout 71.2%)
2016 Hillary 1210 Trump 64

W104: Biden 968 Trump 33 (Turnout 67.4%)
2016: Hillary 1138 Trump 26
Photos from mostly empty polling place on election day afternoon.
The Whiter the neighborhood in Milwaukee, the better Biden did in comparison to Hillary 2016 Numbers.
W131 (just south of Shorewood) Biden 864 to Trump 267 (Turnout 85.5%)
2016 Hillary 743 Trump 252
Southside Milwaukee (Hispanics) Wards:
Ward 256: Biden 214 to Trump 51 (Turnout 58.1%)
2016 Hillary 267 to Trump 35
Ward 257: Biden 489 to Trump 124 (Turnout 68.1%)
2016 Hillary 558 to Trump 96
Downtown Milwaukee - Biden performed his strongest compared to Hillary
W183: Biden 1918 to Trump 482 (Turnout 77.2%)
2016 Hillary 1343 to Trump 419
W186: Biden 1795 to Trump 696 (Turnout 79.8%)
2016 Hillary 1267 to Trump 554
Citywide turnout in Milwaukee was 76.4%
Statewide turnout in Wisconsin was 89%!
Data comes from WEC post 2016 Recount results + Milwaukee County Clerk Ward by Ward data + 11/1/20 WEC voter registration by ward.
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