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Republicans Endorse Tom Tiffany at State Convention
Tom Tiffany won the party endorsement after a standing ovation and support from Tommy Thompson as Republicans seek a unified challenge to Democrats.
- On Saturday in Wisconsin Dells, the Wisconsin GOP unanimously endorsed U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany for governor, backed by President Donald Trump and securing the party's official nomination.
- Unlike the 2022 convention, where none of the five candidates reached the necessary 60% threshold, this year's process resulted in unanimous party support for Tiffany.
- Accepting the nomination, Tiffany received a standing ovation and told the convention crowd, "We are one election away from losing the Wisconsin we all know and love."
- Unlocking party resources, the endorsement provides Tiffany access to GOP funding and collaboration, while the Democratic Party of Wisconsin remains in a contested primary with more than seven candidates.
- Madison will host the Democrats' convention four weeks from now, determining their nominee ahead of the November general election when primary winners from both parties will face off.
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