David Crowley reenters Wisconsin governor’s race with Evers endorsement

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has reentered the Wisconsin governor's race, receiving an endorsement from outgoing Governor Tony Evers. This development comes amid turmoil in the Democratic primary, as Lieutenant Governor Sara Rodriguez abruptly quit the race after firing her campaign manager over financial inaccuracies. The scandal has sent Wisconsin Democrats into a state of alarm, fearing it could weaken their chances in the general election. Crowley's entry reshapes the primary field, positioning him as a key contender with establishment backing. The race is critical for Democrats aiming to retain the governorship in a key battleground state.

First published Aug 4, 02:55 PM UTCUpdated Jul 18, 07:02 PM UTC1 reports · 1 sources

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