- The open gubernatorial race features a field of candidates including Francesca Hong, Sara Rodriguez, Tom Tiffany, and Mandela Barnes.
- The primary season is underway with candidates like Hong, Rodriguez, Tiffany, and Barnes facing challenges, including leadership issues and the emergence of new players like Crowley.
The race for governor is in its final stretch.
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Updated Aug 11
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The race for governor is in its final stretch.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Commentary suggests Francesca Hong's political rise represents a major shift in the race.1 source
Hong leads Crowley in the gubernatorial primary.1 source
The race for governor is entering its final phase.1 source
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The primary season is underway with candidates like Hong, Rodriguez, Tiffany, and Barnes facing challenges, including leadership issues and the emergence of new players like Crowley.Also in this story
- Tom Tiffany's campaign funding significantly exceeds that of the Democratic field.
- David Crowley endorsed Sara Rodriguez's campaign after dropping out, leading her to take the lead in the Democratic primary.
- Andy Manske attended Democratic Party forums, confirming Tom Tiffany's candidacy for Wisconsin governor.
- Gwen Moore endorsed David Crowley for the Democratic primary.
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Francesca Hong
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- As the gubernatorial race heats up, Tom Tiffany campaigns across Wisconsin, while David Crowley's actions impact Francesca Hong's political standing, with events unfolding in Door County.
- A debate highlighted differences in vision among the Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates, including Tom Tiffany, David Crowley, and Francesca Hong.