Evers Endorses Crowley in Wisconsin Governor's Race After Rodriguez Drops Out

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers (D) has endorsed Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley's revived gubernatorial campaign, following the abrupt exit of Lieutenant Governor Sara Rodriguez (D) from the race. Evers stated he is 'all in' on ensuring Wisconsinites have a governor who stands up for the people. The endorsement consolidates Democratic support behind Crowley, who had previously suspended his campaign but is now re-entering the race. The move reshapes the Democratic primary field for the 2026 Wisconsin gubernatorial election, with Crowley now positioned as a leading candidate backed by the sitting governor.

First published Aug 4, 02:05 PM UTCUpdated Jul 18, 05:27 PM UTC1 reports · 1 sources

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