Crowley Looks to Make History in Wisconsin Governor's Race Against Trump Ally Tiffany
- On Monday, Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany and Democratic Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley made final campaign pitches to Wisconsin voters ahead of Tuesday's election, crisscrossing the state with dueling bus tours.
- Voters decide Tuesday whether to elect Wisconsin's first Black governor or return the state to Republican control for the first time in eight years, following Democratic Governor Tony Evers' retirement.
- Tiffany emphasized returning the $3 billion budget surplus to taxpayers and reducing regulations, while Crowley prioritized capping childcare costs at 7% of earnings and expanding healthcare access.
- Recent Marquette University Law School polling shows Crowley leading Tiffany 51% to 44% among likely voters, though his lead narrows to 47% to 44% among all registered voters.
- Tuesday, November 3, 2026, marks Election Day in Wisconsin, with voters heading to the polls to settle the open race and determine the state's political direction for the next four years.
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Crowley looks to make history in Wisconsin governor’s race against Trump ally Tiffany
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Voters will decide Tuesday whether to elect Wisconsin’s first Black governor or give the battleground state’s top job to a Republican for the first time in eight years. The winner will replace retiring Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and serve during the next presidential election in a state where five of the...
Gubernatorial candidates share final thoughts on Wisconsin’s Midday News
WISCONSIN – Republican nominee Tom Tiffany and Democrat nominee David Crowley each called in to Wisconsin’s Midday News for phone interviews with Greg Matzek and Jessica Tighe to share their final thoughts on their race for Governor. During their calls, each candidate reaffirmed their respective campaign promises, evaluated recent poll predictions, and shared details about […]
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Crowley looks to make history in Wisconsin governor's race against Trump ally Tiffany
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Voters will decide Tuesday whether to elect Wisconsin's first Black governor or give the battleground state's top job to a Republican for the first time in eight years.
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