AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wisconsin’s state primary
Summary
Wisconsin voters are holding a primary election to choose their next governor. The race features a contest within the Democratic Party between progressive and establishment candidates, while the Republican candidate with President Trump’s support faces little opposition.Key Facts
- Wisconsin’s gubernatorial primary is set for Tuesday, 2026.
- Four Democrats remain in the race to replace Governor Tony Evers, who is leaving after two terms.
- Francesca Hong, a progressive and former restaurant owner, is a leading Democratic candidate.
- David Crowley, endorsed by Governor Evers, briefly left the race but returned.
- Republican Tom Tiffany has President Trump’s endorsement and a much larger campaign fund than his opponents.
- Tiffany has raised $13.3 million, while Hong and Crowley raised just over $1 million each.
- The winner will compete in the general election, which could shift control of Wisconsin’s state government.
- Republicans currently have slight majorities in both the state Senate and Assembly.
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