David Crowley

Wisconsin's Democratic primary for governor is marked by chaos, with candidates dropping out and re-entering the race, shifting endorsements, and a lack of clear leadership. Francesca Hong leads in polls but faces skepticism within the party, while other candidates like Sara Rodriguez and David Crowley struggle with controversies and backlash.

Francesca Hong leads in Marquette Law School and rival polls for the Democratic governor primary, with over 40% of voters undecided. Internal polls from competitors also show Hong ahead, though skepticism remains about her viability against Republican Tom Tiffany.

Maine Democrats organized a mini-primary to replace their US Senate nominee, while Wisconsin Democrats endorsed a candidate after another's campaign collapsed. The party faces challenges over legitimacy and accusations of rigging primaries, with Ben Wikler advocating for year-round organizing and structural reforms.

Both major political parties face chaotic primaries due to internal conflicts and strategic missteps. Republicans struggle with Trump's influence and policy disruptions, while Democrats confront divisions between moderates and progressives, with key races in Wisconsin and Maine at risk due to candidate scandals and primary battles.

Midterm campaigns for both major political parties have descended into chaos due to internal conflicts and missteps. Republicans face challenges from President Trump's focus on purging dissent and Iran war policies, while Democrats grapple with internal divisions between moderates and progressives, leading to primary scandals and candidate implosions.

Wisconsin Democrats request voters who cast absentee ballots in the governor's primary be allowed to vote again due to candidates dropping out and re-entering the race. Over 80,000 ballots have already been returned, and the request is expected to lead to a lawsuit ahead of the Aug. 11 primary.

Wisconsin Democrats are requesting that voters who cast absentee ballots in the governor's primary be allowed to vote again due to multiple candidates dropping out and re-entering the race. Over 80,000 absentee ballots have already been returned, and the request is expected to lead to a lawsuit ahead of the August 11 primary.

The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has requested the Wisconsin Elections Commission to retract guidance limiting voters from changing absentee ballots if their preferred candidate withdraws. The guidance, issued July 9, states that a candidate's withdrawal is not sufficient reason for a new ballot, contradicting prior state law and legal precedents. Over 80,000 absentee ballots have already been returned ahead of the Aug. 11 primary.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers endorsed David Crowley for governor, shifting the Democratic primary race after a campaign finance scandal forced Sara Rodriguez to exit. Crowley re-entered the race following Republican-backed ads targeting Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist candidate. Evers' endorsement sparked tension with Mandela Barnes and Hong supporters.

David Crowley, Milwaukee County Executive, reentered the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor after recently suspending his campaign and endorsing Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, who withdrew due to a campaign finance scandal. The Democratic field now includes Crowley, Rep. Francesca Hong, Rep. Kelda Roys, Mandela Barnes, and Joel Brennan.

David Crowley reentered Wisconsin’s Democratic governor primary with Governor Tony Evers’ endorsement after initially suspending his campaign. The primary, set for August 11, includes candidates like Francesca Hong and former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, following Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez’s exit due to a campaign finance scandal.

David Crowley reentered the Wisconsin Democratic governor primary with outgoing Gov. Tony Evers' endorsement after initially withdrawing. The primary, now including candidates like Francesca Hong and Mandela Barnes, follows Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez's exit due to a campaign finance issue.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers endorsed David Crowley's revived gubernatorial campaign following Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez's exit from the race. Evers emphasized support for a governor who will advocate for Wisconsin residents.

Tony Evers is endorsing David Crowley in Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary following the exit of another candidate. Crowley, who previously withdrew his bid to support the departing candidate, now faces multiple opponents including Mandela Barnes and Francesca Hong ahead of the August 11 primary.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is endorsing David Crowley in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. The race includes candidates like Francesca Hong, Mandela Barnes, and Kelda Roys, following the exit of Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez due to a campaign finance issue.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers endorses Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley in the state's Democratic gubernatorial primary.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has endorsed David Crowley in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, following the exit of Lieutenant Governor Sara Rodriguez due to a campaign finance scandal. The primary, set for August 11, includes candidates such as Francesca Hong, Mandela Barnes, Kelda Roys, and Joel Brennan, with the winner facing Republican Tom Tiffany in the general election.

David Crowley will rejoin the Wisconsin governor’s race after Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez ended her bid due to a campaign finance scandal. Crowley announced his return via social media, hinting at a 'big announcement' in his campaign.

David Crowley restarts his Wisconsin governor campaign after Sara Rodriguez exited due to campaign finance issues. Rodriguez abandoned her bid citing financial concerns as a distraction, while Crowley, who previously endorsed her, will re-enter the Democratic primary less than two weeks after withdrawing.

Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez ended her Democratic primary campaign for governor due to campaign finance issues, including a significant financial shortfall. She cited the need to avoid distractions ahead of the Aug. 11 primary, where Democrats will choose a successor to Gov. Tony Evers.

Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez ended her Democratic primary campaign for governor due to financial issues she described as a distraction. She resigned her campaign manager after discovering unexplained financial shortfalls and cited the need to avoid clouding the election.

Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez ended her Democratic primary campaign for governor due to campaign financial issues, stating the problems would be a distraction. She fired her campaign manager after discovering a significant shortfall in funds and cited the need to avoid clouding the upcoming August 11 primary.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley ended his campaign for Wisconsin governor, narrowing the Democratic primary field to five candidates. The remaining candidates are Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, Mandela Barnes, Rep. Francesca Hong, Sen. Kelda Roys, and Joel Brennan.

Francesca Hong, a state Rep. and self-proclaimed Democratic Socialist, is running for Wisconsin governor in a crowded primary against several candidates. She emphasizes her working-class background and pledge to build a government that works for people to connect with voters in a closely divided state.

David Crowley, Milwaukee County Executive, is running for Wisconsin governor in a crowded Democratic primary, emphasizing his executive experience and achievements like affordable housing and tax cuts. His opponents include Sara Rodriguez and Francesca Hong, and he highlights his 'Badger Basics Plan' as part of his campaign.

Seven gubernatorial candidates, including Democrats and a Republican, discussed criminal justice, healthcare, and public safety at a WISDOM forum. They emphasized reducing incarceration through treatment, support programs, and policy reforms like ending crimeless revocation. Republican Tom Tiffany did not attend.

State Sen. Kelda Roys is running for governor again, emphasizing her experience in state government and policy proposals in a crowded six-way Democratic primary. She raised over $355,000 and launched a $500,000 ad campaign to highlight her 25 years of work in Wisconsin, but polls show she trails other candidates with only 1% support among Democratic primary voters.

Mandela Barnes is seeking the Democratic nomination for governor of Wisconsin, emphasizing his statewide experience from a 2022 Senate race and previous roles. He faces a competitive primary with multiple candidates, including state Rep. Francesca Hong and Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez.