David Crowley approved the county's inmate tablet program, which subsequently triggered an advocacy campaign holding him accountable.
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David Crowley approved the county's inmate tablet program, which subsequently triggered an advocacy campaign holding him accountable.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Tiffany launched a campaign attack against Crowley regarding the jail tablet program.1 source
Crowley approved an inmate tablet program in Milwaukee County, sparking an accountability campaign.1 source
Crowley signs jail tablet contract; Tiffany criticizes county access.1 source
Crowley signed a contract and voted to fund a new inmate program for the Dept. of Corrections.1 source
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Tom Tiffany is facing challenges in the gubernatorial race while David Crowley serves as the current county executive in Milwaukee County.Also in this story
- Tom Tiffany attacked the county executive regarding the jail contract in Milwaukee County.
- Tom Tiffany, the GOP nominee for governor in Wisconsin, made a campaign stop in Green Bay on August 1st, while facing Democratic nominee David Crowley.
- David Crowley's administration in Milwaukee County is facing a financial crisis, leading to Republican opposition.
- Tom Tiffany held campaign events in Waukesha while contesting the gubernatorial race in Wisconsin.
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- David Crowley
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Tom Tiffany
American businessman and politician (born 1957)