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State's reddest, bluest enclaves separated by more than just space

By the Journal Sentinel

CREATED Jul. 10, 2012

The “reddest” place in Wisconsin last month was the affluent village of Chenequa in the lake country of suburban Waukesha County, where 316 people voted for Republican Scott Walker and only 30 voted for Democratic Tom Barrett, a margin of more than 10-to-1.

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