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Tom Tiffany wins GOP primary for governor

Tom Tiffany, backed by Trump and state Republicans, won nearly 96% of early votes and will face a Democrat in November.

  • On Tuesday, the Associated Press projected Congressman Tom Tiffany as the winner of the Wisconsin Republican gubernatorial primary, securing his place on the Nov. 3 general election ballot.
  • Backed by President Donald Trump and the state Republican Party, Tiffany transitioned his campaign into general-election mode early, focusing on reducing government regulation and supporting Wisconsin families.
  • Early returns showed Tiffany dominating with nearly 96% of the vote, while his only opponent, Andrew Manske, trailed with less than 4% of the total tally.
  • In the race for Tiffany's vacated 7th Congressional District seat, Michael Alfonso secured the Republican nomination, defeating Ashley Furniture Executive Jessi Ebben and veteran Kevin Hermening.
  • Tiffany now prepares for the November 3 general election, where he will face the Democratic primary winner between Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley and State Rep. Francesca Hong.
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Wisconsin Republicans choose Tom Tiffany as nominee for governor

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David Varnam wins Republican nomination for lieutenant governor in Wisconsin

David Varnam wins Republican nomination for lieutenant governor in Wisconsin.

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Tiffany wins Wisconsin primary; Democrat opponent remains uncertain

(The Center Square) - Republican Tom Tiffany was declared the winner of his primary for Wisconsin governor in the minutes after polls closed but who he will face in the Nov. 3 general election is far more uncertain.

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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