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  1. David Crowley is campaigning for the governor nomination in Wisconsin, following a recent upset in the Democratic nomination race against Francesca Hong.
  2. The races for state office in Wisconsin involve candidates Sarah Godlewski and David Crowley, whose campaigns are currently impacted by economic issues like tariffs on exports and the reliance on Chinese markets for Wisconsin products like ginseng.

Candidates Discuss Economic Pressures, High Gas Prices, and Tariffs in Wisconsin

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Sarah Godlewski spoke with voters in La Crosse about rising gas prices and other household costs. Godlewski stated that the financial pressure on seniors and single mothers was due to record high gas and diesel prices, which she attributed to a 'man-made affordability crisis' caused by gas costs and tariffs. During a separate tour stop, Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley also discussed gas prices in Baraboo.

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Why it matters

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The discussions take place against the backdrop of the competitive Democratic primary election for the governorship of Wisconsin. The candidates are actively advocating for policy changes regarding affordability issues linked to energy costs and trade policy.

The races for state office in Wisconsin involve candidates Sarah Godlewski and David Crowley, whose campaigns are currently impacted by economic issues like tariffs on exports and the reliance on Chinese markets for Wisconsin products like ginseng.

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Who's involved

  • Sarah GodlewskiLt. Governor candidate discussing affordability issues related to energy costs.
  • David CrowleyGubernatorial candidate discussing gas prices during his campaign tour.

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