Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett urged unity following tonight's electoral defeat to Gov. Scott Walker.
"We are a state that is deeply divided," Barrett said, and urged his supporters and those who backed Walker to to continue "lively discourse" and to listen to the other side. "At the end of the day we need to do what is right for Wisconsin families."
Barrett thanked his supporters and asked them to stay active in Wisconsin politics.
"For those of you who went out in the cold to collect signatures, never ever stop doing what you think is right," Barrett said. "For those of you who care about this city please stay involved."
"This has been the most amazing experience of our lives," Barrett said. "We have seen this democracy come alive."
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