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Data center development has become a major political issue in Wisconsin, leading candidates Tom Tiffany and David Crowley to make competing promises. However, an analysis shows that both candidates have similar stances on regulation while accepting money from data center supporters. Professor Joel Rogers advises politicians to strictly regulate existing projects, inspect approvals against environmental standards, and immediately halt public funding for new facilities.

Healthcare advocates criticized U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany for casting a vote on HR 1, which made cuts to Medicaid and federal nutrition benefits over ten years, projected to cut $900 billion to $1 trillion from low-income health insurance plans. Advocates also noted that the bill rejected attempts by Democrats to extend enhanced subsidies through the Affordable Care Act marketplace.

Republican candidate Tom Tiffany and Democratic nominee David Crowley are campaigning regarding data center construction in Wisconsin. While candidates oppose a moratorium on new AI data centers, both support stringent regulation, including policies that require companies to pay full costs for infrastructure and energy demand. Policy differences include Tiffany's support for repealing a state tax credit and the debate over protecting natural resources versus local community control.

Rep. Tom Tiffany avoided answering questions regarding whether President Trump would help him on the campaign trail for Wisconsin's governor. Sharla McBride raised the question during an appearance on Newsmax’s “Wake-Up America.”

The chaotic Democratic primary for governor in Wisconsin concluded with David Crowley being declared the winner by one-half of one percentage point. Hong supporters were angered because her campaign was impacted by Gov. Tony Evers’ last-minute endorsement of Crowley. The article suggests this outcome reflects voters choosing safety over aspiration when faced with high stakes.

Following a chaotic primary, Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley met with losing candidates and other Democrats at breakfast to show unity. During statements, Crowley said that winning requires focusing on "Wisconsin values" rather than ideology or Washington politics. Both Crowley and Sarah Godlewski criticized U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany for being an election denier.

Moderate Democrat David Crowley won the Wisconsin primary for governor, defeating progressive rival Francesca Hong. Vying to become Wisconsins first Black governor, Crowley now faces Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany in November. His victory was called a major success for the movement in a battleground state.

The progressive left won a high-stakes Senate primary battle over the establishment, while Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer faced setbacks. In Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley defeated state Rep. Francesca Hong. Additionally, President Donald Trump's endorsements were split across several statewide Republican nomination contests.

Francesca Hong was defeated in her bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Wisconsin by David Crowley, marking a significant setback for the left wing of the party. This closely watched primary battleground election sets up Crowley to face likely Republican nominee Tom Tiffany in the general election. The race is considered a top flip opportunity for the GOP.

State Rep. Francesca Hong was defeated in her bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Wisconsin by Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. This primary was analyzed as a crucial test between the party's progressive wing and its establishment, with Crowely backed by retiring Democratic Gov. Tony Evers. The race was widely watched due to Wisconsin being considered a major battleground state.

Fred Clark won the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District with 37.3% of the vote in a three-way race that also included Ginger Murray and Chris Armstrong. He will face Republican candidate Michael Alfonso in the general election, as the seat is open because current Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany is running for governor.

U.S. Rep Tom Tiffany easily defeated challenger Andy Manske in the GOP primary for governor. Meanwhile, David Varnam won the nomination to be running mate in a surprise upset against Will Martin. Ahead of Election Day, Democratic candidates including U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin plan to meet for a unity breakfast.

Michael Alfonso won the Republican primary for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District after competing for U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany’s open seat. The victory was notable given that Alfonso is the son-in-law of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and received an endorsement from President Donald Trump. Alfonso, who entered the race in October 2025, had faced criticism regarding his lack of experience.

Democratic socialist Francesca Hong has stirred up Wisconsin's primary race with a platform calling for free childcare and healthcare. Her challenge will test progressive appeal in a key battleground state. Meanwhile, other races include Michael Alfonso competing in Duffy’s old seat and Rebecca Cooke attempting to face Derrick Van Orden.

The Midwest is described as a key battlefield for Democratic nomination showdowns in Wisconsin and Minnesota. In Wisconsin, DSA member Francesca Hong runs against Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany, aiming to succeed Gov. Tony Evers. This ongoing fight reflects a deeper ideological civil war within the Democratic Party.

The fight for the future of the Democratic Party is centered in the Midwest following far-left candidate Abdul El-Sayed's primary victory in Michigan. Attention now shifts to nomination showdowns in Wisconsin and Minnesota, stakes include a top-tier Senate race and a gubernatorial face-off in Wisconsin between DSA member Francesca Hong and GOP frontrunner Rep. Tom Tiffany.

Democratic primary contests in Wisconsin and Minnesota are showcasing an ideological divide, pitting left-wing candidates against more traditional ones. The stakes are high for Democrats, who seek control of state positions like governor and legislature to advance their goals for 2028. Left-leaning candidates have consistently won primaries, although winning a competitive Senate race in Michigan demonstrated a recent trend.

In a chaotic Wisconsin primary, a democratic socialist named Francesca Hong is vying to challenge the party establishment's chosen candidate before advancing to face U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany in November. The contest has fueled discussion over her calls for free childcare and healthcare, despite criticism regarding past statements on defunding police. Other races include Michael Alfonso in Duffy’s old seat and Rebecca Cooke in a hotly contested congressional district.

A democratic socialist candidate is vying to beat the party establishment’s chosen pick in Wisconsin's chaotic primary for governor. Francesca Hong has tapped into Democratic anger with both the party’s mainstream and Trump's “Make America Great Again” movement, proposing free childcare and healthcare. However, she faced criticism over her past support for defunding the police and other statements.

Progressive candidates are engaging in clashes ahead of primaries in Wisconsin and Minnesota, increasing pressure on the Democratic establishment. In Wisconsin's chaotic primary, candidates like Francesca Hong face opposition from figures endorsed by Gov. Tony Evers and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. Democrats are striving to coalesce after the primary to defeat U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, who is supported by Donald Trump.

Progressive candidates for governor in Wisconsin and U.S. Senate in Minnesota are driving a progressive clash against the Democratic establishment. In Wisconsin, socialist Francesca Hong is competing in a chaotic primary against gubernatorial picks from Gov. Tony Evers and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, while Republicans support Hong as a matchup for U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany.

Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary serves as a key test for Democrats, featuring David Crowley facing Francesca Hong amid internal debate over the party's future direction. This contest follows Abdul El-Sayed's narrow victory in Michigan’s U.S. Senate primary. The primary process has been chaotic due to candidates withdrawing and re-entering the race, creating complications for Crowley.

Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, called the U.S. minimum wage of $7.25 radical during a debate with Republican candidate Rep. Tom Tiffany. Her comment came in response to Tiffany potentially labeling her 'a radical trans activist,' with Hong shifting focus to federal labor policy.

Wisconsin's political history of extremes is highlighted as Francesca Hong, a state legislator, campaigns for governor with a progressive platform including public bank and childcare initiatives. Hong leads in polls against rivals, while Republicans aim to counter her in the upcoming election.

Ben Wikler discusses his book on Wisconsin's role in political battles against authoritarianism at an event in Madison. The article highlights past successes against Scott Walker and current challenges like gerrymandering and the upcoming election against Tom Tiffany.

Democrats face challenges as past 'defund the police' positions from 2020 resurface ahead of midterms, with candidates struggling to reconcile earlier statements with current safety concerns. Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, has sparked debate by expressing softened but unresolved views on police funding despite prior calls to 'defund' and 'abolish' police.

Democratic candidates are addressing past support for defunding the police ahead of key midterm races, with Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong facing scrutiny over her prior statements advocating for abolishing police. The party aims to counter Republican messaging on crime while navigating internal divisions between progressive and moderate factions.

Democratic candidates are addressing past support for defunding the police as they face midterm elections, with some moderating their rhetoric to avoid backlash. Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, has shifted tone on police funding but faces concerns over her earlier abolitionist statements.

Democratic candidates are addressing past support for defunding police ahead of midterm elections, with some softening their rhetoric amid concerns over voter perceptions. Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, faces scrutiny over her previous 'defund the police' statements while competing in a swing state.

Mandela Barnes withdrew from the Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary, ceding to Francesca Hong's lead after a poll showed her significant support. Barnes became the third candidate to exit the race, following Sara Rodriguez and Missy Hughes, as David Crowley, endorsed by Governor Tony Evers, remains in contention.

Mandela Barnes withdrew from the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, citing Francesca Hong's lead in a recent poll. Barnes is the third Democrat to exit the race, following Sara Rodriguez and Missy Hughes, with Governor Tony Evers endorsing David Crowley as the likely nominee.

Mandela Barnes suspended his campaign for Wisconsin governor, narrowing the Democratic primary field to four candidates. Francesca Hong leads in polls, while Barnes emphasized the need to defeat Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany in the general election.

Mandela Barnes withdrew from the Wisconsin governor's Democratic primary, citing support for democratic socialist Francesca Hong. Barnes is the third Democrat to exit the race, following Sara Rodriguez and Missy Hughes, as Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley reentered with Gov. Tony Evers' endorsement. The primary is set for Aug. 11, with U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany expected as the Republican opponent.

Mandela Barnes dropped out of the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, following a poll showing Francesca Hong leading. Barnes is the third Democrat to withdraw, joining Sara Rodriguez and Missy Hughes, as Hong gains support from the party's liberal wing.

Mandela Barnes dropped out of the Wisconsin governor race, acknowledging Francesca Hong's lead in polls and urging Democrats to focus on defeating Tom Tiffany. Barnes' exit follows discussions with his team and amid expected damaging media reports, with hopes that David Crowley's campaign, backed by Tony Evers, can consolidate moderate support against Hong.

Democratic candidates for Wisconsin governor debated with minimal direct attacks, focusing on issues like school vouchers and data centers. Five candidates remain in the race, with state Rep. Francesca Hong leading in polls. The winner will likely face U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany in November.

Wisconsin voters began early in-person voting in a competitive Democratic primary for governor, featuring candidates like Francesca Hong and Mandela Barnes. A lawsuit seeks to allow voters to cancel already-submitted absentee ballots after several candidates exited or re-entered the race, complicating the process.

Wisconsin voters began early in-person voting in a competitive Democratic gubernatorial primary featuring multiple candidates, including democratic socialist Francesca Hong and former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes. A lawsuit seeks to allow voters to cancel already-submitted absentee ballots amid campaign changes, with over 100,000 mail ballots already returned.

Wisconsin voters began early in-person voting in a contentious Democratic gubernatorial primary featuring multiple candidates, including democratic socialist Francesca Hong and former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes. A lawsuit seeks to allow voters to cancel already-submitted absentee ballots amid candidate withdrawals and re-entries, while the Republican nominee will face the Democratic primary winner in November.

Wisconsin voters began early in-person voting in a chaotic Democratic primary for governor, with candidates including democratic socialist Francesca Hong and Mandela Barnes. A lawsuit seeks to allow voters to cancel already-submitted absentee ballots due to candidate withdrawals and re-entries. The winner will face Republican Tom Tiffany in November.