Wisconsin: As of yesterday, after 59% of the votes have been recounted, each candidate has gained a few votes: Trump +746, Hillary +1000(!). Trump's lead is still 22,000+. The remaining uncounted areas favored Hillary in the original count. So we shall see. (Note: An Alexander Higgins article with a different conclusion appears to represent a misinterpretation of the Tuesday spreadsheet posted by Wisconsin. He failed to add the unrecounted area totals to the recounted area totals to get current totals for the whole state. He only looked at totals for the recounted areas.)

Michigan: It looks like the recount in Michigan could be invalidated due to poll worker errors in reconciling the original vote totals. See the video in the following link for a more detailed explanation:

http://alexanderhiggins.com/vote-fraud-12-michigan-hillary-vote-disqualified-recount/

Pennsylvania: Currently, as a result of the recount, vote totals for both candidates have increased, but the Trump lead appears to have shrunk from ~68,000 as seen at Yahoo here, to ~44,000 as seen at the official PA site here. This is rather unnerving, but a swing of Pennsylvania alone would not be enough to change the outcome.