Godlewski Instead Intends to Run for Lieutenant Governor Next Year, an Adviser Said Monday.
DANE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, JUL 28 – Sarah Godlewski will decide soon whether to seek lieutenant governor with backing from statewide Democratic leaders after Gov. Tony Evers announced he will not run for a third term.
- On Monday, Wisconsin's Democratic Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski said she won't run for governor or a full term as secretary and is considering a bid for lieutenant governor.
- On Sunday, Scott Walker, Republican former governor, said he will not run for office and is focused on his work at the Young America’s Foundation.
- Joining the contest, Attorney General Josh Kaul, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson, former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, and state Sen. Kelda Roys are weighing runs, with Godlewski exploring a lieutenant governor bid.
- Evers maintained neutrality, indicating he won't back anyone in the upcoming primary, and said, 'I'll never say never, but I want to make sure who the rest of the candidates are before I even make that decision.'
- In the coming weeks, Godlewski will make calls to leaders across Wisconsin before deciding, with plans to leverage significant support from Democrats if she runs.
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Godlewski instead intends to run for lieutenant governor next year, an adviser said Monday.
Wisconsin's Democratic Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski doesn't plan to run for governor or for a full term in her current position, but she is considering running for lieutenant governor next year, an adviser said Monday.
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Wisconsin's Democratic secretary of state won't run for governor but mulls lieutenant governor bid
Wisconsin's Democratic Secretary of State, Sarah Godlewski, is not planning to run for governor or a full term in her current role.
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