David Crowley Wins Democratic Primary in Wisconsin, Setting Up Key Gubernatorial Race
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has emerged victorious in the Democratic primary for Wisconsin's gubernatorial race, defeating state Rep. Francesca Hong. Crowley's win is considered a significant upset, as Hong had been leading in the polls and was a prominent figure among progressives. Crowley, who had previously dropped out of the race, re-entered with the endorsement of outgoing Democratic Governor Tony Evers. The primary was closely contested, with Crowley securing 39.8% of the vote compared to Hong's 39.4%. The race was marked by controversies surrounding both candidates, including scrutiny over Hong's past positions and Crowley's social media history. Crowley will now face Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany, who is supported by President Trump, in the general election. 
