Early in-person voting begins in chaotic Wisconsin governor’s race
Summary
Wisconsin started early in-person voting for its primary elections, which include a crowded Democratic race for governor. Democrats hope to win control of the state government, which they have not held since 2010.Key Facts
- Early in-person voting began in Wisconsin for the primary elections.
- The Democratic race for governor has five candidates and is considered chaotic.
- Democrats aim to take control of Wisconsin’s government for the first time in over a decade.
- State Representative Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, is seen as a strong candidate.
- The party’s internal conflicts could affect the outcome of the governor’s race.
- Wisconsin plays an important role in state and national politics.
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