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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Updated Sep 2
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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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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Sarah Godlewski spoke with voters in La Crosse while David Crowley discussed gas prices in Baraboo.Sub-event
Candidates Godlewski and Crowley face economic headwinds from tariffs and international trade realities while running in Wisconsin.1 source
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Wisconsin
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Sarah Godlewski
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