David Crowley Secures Laborers' Endorsement in Wisconsin Governor Primary
The Wisconsin Laborers’ District Council, representing about 10,000 active and retired members, officially endorsed Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley for the Democratic nomination for governor. The endorsement follows Governor Tony Evers’ recent support and highlights Crowley’s record on apprenticeship programs, prevailing‑wage restoration, and opposition to right‑to‑work legislation. The Democratic primary is set for August 11, 2026, with Crowley competing against state senator Kelda Roys, former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, former Evers staffer Joel Brennan, and progressive candidate Francesca Hong. A forthcoming Marquette University poll will gauge voter preferences ahead of the primary. Crowley emphasized his commitment to running a resource‑rich campaign and thanked labor for backing his bid to become governor of Wisconsin.