David Crowley defeats Francesca Hong to win Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor
Summary
David Crowley won the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor after rejoining the race late and receiving an endorsement from outgoing Governor Tony Evers. Crowley defeated Francesca Hong in a close contest, with both candidates offering different ideas and approaches to voters.Key Facts
- David Crowley is the Milwaukee county executive and won the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor.
- Crowley re-entered the race after previously leaving it and was endorsed by Governor Tony Evers.
- Francesca Hong, a chef and former restaurant owner, ran on a progressive platform including childcare for all and a pause on new datacenter construction.
- The race was very close, with polls showing Hong as a favorite before the final results.
- Crowley argued he had the best chance to win against Republican Tom Tiffany, an ally of President Trump.
- Hong’s past statements, like support for defunding the police and a tweet about canceling Thanksgiving, hurt her campaign.
- Other candidates included Kelda Roys and Joel Brennan, while Sara Rodriguez and Mandela Barnes left the race.
- The Wisconsin governor’s race is important because it could help Democrats control the state government.
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