Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley Reenters the Race for Wisconsin Governor
Evers said Crowley is the strongest Democrat to beat Tom Tiffany as the field shifts after Sara Rodriguez’s exit and a campaign finance scandal.
- Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley re-entered the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor on Saturday, receiving a late endorsement from outgoing Governor Tony Evers.
- Crowley's return follows the July 17 withdrawal of Lieutenant Governor Sara Rodriguez, whose campaign collapsed amid finance reporting issues; Crowley had suspended his initial bid two weeks ago to endorse her.
- Reporting roughly $300,000 to $315,000 cash on hand, Crowley faces a competitive field for the August 11 primary as he aims to defeat Republican Representative Tom Tiffany.
- Francesca Hong welcomed the competition, but a spokesperson for Mandela Barnes' campaign labeled the move a 'Hail Mary' intended to play spoiler against Tiffany.
- The Republican Governors Association invested $2.2 million in ads, which Crowley calls a 'five-alarm warning' for Democrats as the nominee prepares to face Tiffany in November.
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Crowley outlines campaign priorities after re-entering Wisconsin governor’s race
Milwaukee County Executive and Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley spoke with 19 News on Wednesday about his decision to re-enter Wisconsin’s race for governor and his vision for the state.
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Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Sara Rodriguez withdrew from the Democratic gubernatorial primary on Friday after major financial issues surfaced within her campaign. The trouble came to light in mid-July when a series of campaign ads failed to air because of unpaid invoices. Rodriguez’s campaign had rather less cash than previously thought due to shoddy bookkeeping by her campaign manager; somewhere to the tune of hundreds of thousands less, in f…
Doyle: Good for voters to have choices in governor’s race
As State Representative Steve Doyle put it Monday morning, Wisconsin is never boring politically. He was referring to the state gubernatorial race, which has seen major changes in the past few days. One of the leading candidates, Sara Rodriguez, dropped out, while another one who had dropped out, David Crowley, got back in the race. Doyle, said, however, it’s good for voters to have choices. “I think, from my perspective, the more the merrie…
Crowley campaign: Tom Tiffany and Republicans are trying to pick their own opponent, and democrats should refuse to let them
MILWAUKEE – Two days after reentering the race for governor, David Crowley called out Tom Tiffany and the Republican Governors Association for a $2.2 million scheme to interfere in Wisconsin’s Democratic primary, and said the effort is part of why...
Wisconsin governor race; David Crowley reenters primary after field shakeup
A major shakeup hit the race for Wisconsin governor with less than a month out until the Democratic primary. On Saturday, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley got back into the race after suspending his campaign.
Crowley gets back in the race for governor: ‘Allow me to reintroduce myself’
Wisconsin’s 2026 Democratic gubernatorial primary will forever demonstrate that 10 days can be a lifetime in election-year politics. In one moment, Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez was rising to frontrunner status and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley was endorsing her as he suspended his campaign. But in the political blink of an eye, Rodriguez saw her campaign come crashing down over financial mismanagement — while Crowley rebooted his run thank…
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