Wisconsin primary provided snapshot of Democratic party – can it now win?
The Democratic gubernatorial nominee, David Crowley, speaks to the press on Wednesday in Middleton, Wisconsin. Photograph: Kayla Wolf/APView image in fullscreenThe Democratic gubernatorial nominee, David Crowley, speaks to the press on Wednesday in Middleton, Wisconsin. The two barnstormed the state, consolidating support from a more moderate chunk of undecided voters, many of whom believed Crowley would more easily win November’s general election over the Republican Tom Tiffany.The stakes for the governor’s race are high, both locally and nationally.
- ▪The Democratic gubernatorial nominee, David Crowley, speaks to the press on Wednesday in Middleton, Wisconsin.
- ▪Photograph: Kayla Wolf/APView image in fullscreenThe Democratic gubernatorial nominee, David Crowley, speaks to the press on Wednesday in Middleton, Wisconsin.
- ▪The two barnstormed the state, consolidating support from a more moderate chunk of undecided voters, many of whom believed Crowley would more easily win November’s general election over the Republican Tom Tiffany.The stakes for the governor
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The Democratic gubernatorial nominee, David Crowley, speaks to the press on Wednesday in Middleton, Wisconsin. Photograph: Kayla Wolf/APView image in fullscreenThe Democratic gubernatorial nominee, David Crowley, speaks to the press on Wednesday in Middleton, Wisconsin. Photograph: Kayla Wolf/APWisconsinAnalysisWisconsin primary provided snapshot of Democratic party – can it now win?Rachel LeingangDemocratic socialist Francesca Hong fell just short as David Crowley strives for unity for November’s general electionWed 12 Aug 2026 16.31 EDTShareDemocratic socialist Francesca Hong was on course to win the party’s nomination for Wisconsin governor on Wednesday by a clear margin, according to the polls – presaging the latest in an extraordinary wave of leftwing victories across the country,…
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