What Happens When an Election Denier Runs a Crucial Swing State?
Beyond that, however, is another hugely consequential prize: the capacity to ensure that the state’s 2028 presidential election results will be properly certified. Wisconsin’s governor will play a critical role in that, much as the current outgoing governor—Democrat Tony Evers—did when Donald Trump contested the state in 2020. Tiffany, a House Republican who is cruising to the nomination, has a lengthy history of embracing Trump’s election lies.
- ▪Beyond that, however, is another hugely consequential prize: the capacity to ensure that the state’s 2028 presidential election results will be properly certified.
- ▪Wisconsin’s governor will play a critical role in that, much as the current outgoing governor—Democrat Tony Evers—did when Donald Trump contested the state in 2020.
- ▪Tiffany, a House Republican who is cruising to the nomination, has a lengthy history of embracing Trump’s election lies.
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The OppositionWhat Happens When an Election Denier Runs a Crucial Swing State?We may soon find out.Lauren EganAugust 10Upgrade to listen13 minutes2282313(Getty Images)THIS TUESDAY’S GUBERNATORIAL PRIMARY in Wisconsin may seem like the latest chapter of an internecine fight among Democrats over the philosophical direction of the party. And it is that.But there’s much more on the line as well: The fallout from the Wisconsin election could extend nationally, by making it possible for Trump-allied Republicans to screw with the presidential election results in ways they tried, but failed, to do in 2020.On the line is the Democratic Party of Wisconsin’s decade-and-a-half-long effort to claw its way back to a unified state government, as well as the opportunity to add more safe Democratic House…
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