Governor-Elect David Crowley Gives First Press Conference Since Winning Election
Crowley and Godlewski will focus on infrastructure, schools and affordability after Democrats’ victory, with Crowley defeating Republican Tom Tiffany by more than 200,000 votes.
- On Wednesday, Gov.-elect David Crowley and Lt. Gov.-elect Sarah Godlewski outlined their governing agenda, identifying affordability and healthcare as top priorities for Wisconsin.
- Crowley defeated Republican Tom Tiffany by more than 200,000 votes on Tuesday, securing a Democratic trifecta with control of both the Assembly and the Senate.
- Assembly Democratic Leader Greta Neubauer and Senate Democratic Leader Dianne Hesselbein pledged to focus on public schools and property tax relief while coordinating with Crowley to build a cohesive governing agenda.
- Expanding healthcare remains complicated by Trump administration work requirements and federal funding changes, though officials stated they will work to protect access for Wisconsinites despite these hurdles.
- Crowley plans to finalize his transition team and cabinet by January, aiming to represent the entire state and breathe new life into the Wisconsin Idea to ensure all residents have a fair shot.
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What David Crowley promised in his early remarks as governor-elect
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley outlined his priorities as Wisconsin’s governor-elect, pledging to lower costs, deliver property tax relief and expand access to health care and child care. What David Crowley promised in his early remarks as governor-elect is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.
Victorious Wisconsin Democrats lay out their plans
Following Democrats’ resounding victories in Wisconsin Tuesday night, Gov.-elect David Crowley and Democratic legislative leaders spent Wednesday talking about preparing to work for Wisconsinites, though the specifics are still being worked out. Crowley said as he begins putting together a…
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