Focus shifts to November matchup between David Crowley and Tom Tiffany
MITCHELL SCHMIDT and KIMBERLY WETHAL
Wisconsin State Journal
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Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley greets people outside Prairie Cafe and Bakery in Middleton on Wednesday, hours after narrowly defeating Madison state Rep. Francesca Hong in the Democratic primary.
AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL
From left, Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley participates in a selfie with J. Denny Weaver and Colier McNair, both of Madison, outside Prairie Cafe and Bakery in Middleton on Wednesday.
MITCHELL SCHMIDT and KIMBERLY WETHAL
Wisconsin State Journal
With Wisconsin’s chaotic Democratic primary for governor now over, all eyes in the battleground state now shift to the November matchup between Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, who is seeking to unify Democrats following a protracted primary battle, and U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, the GOP candidate hoping to reclaim the executive office Republicans haven’t held since 2018.
Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley and lieutenant governor nominee Sarah Godlewski, at left, are joined by Democratic leaders and primary challengers, including state Rep. Francesca Hong, holding coffee mug, at a post-primary breakfast Wednesday.
Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski, who was unopposed in Tuesday’s Democratic primary for lieutenant governor, will be joining Crowley’s ticket this fall.
Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley greets people outside Prairie Cafe and Bakery in Middleton on Wednesday, hours after narrowly defeating Madison state Rep. Francesca Hong in the Democratic primary.
From left, Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley participates in a selfie with J. Denny Weaver and Colier McNair, both of Madison, outside Prairie Cafe and Bakery in Middleton on Wednesday.
Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley and lieutenant governor nominee Sarah Godlewski, at left, are joined by Democratic leaders and primary challengers, including state Rep. Francesca Hong, holding coffee mug, at a post-primary breakfast Wednesday.
Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski, who was unopposed in Tuesday’s Democratic primary for lieutenant governor, will be joining Crowley’s ticket this fall.
