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Wisconsin Democratic Primary Shows Progressive‑Moderate Split

Wisconsin voters are deciding the Democratic nominee for governor in a Tuesday primary that pits Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, endorsed by Gov. Tony Evers, against democratic socialist Francesca Hong. Crowley, who withdrew on July 8 and re‑entered the race ten days later, says the narrow margin of progressive Abdul El‑Sayed’s win in Michigan’s Senate primary gives him hope among undecided voters. A Marquette University Law School poll released after more than 112,000 absentee ballots were returned showed Hong with a significant lead over her rivals.

Local voter Sarah Miller, a software engineer from Madison, described the contest as a test of how far Democrats will swing left, noting the “real” divide between progressives and moderates. The primary winner will face Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, a staunch Trump supporter, in the November general election. The race follows recent primaries in Michigan and Minnesota that also highlighted intra‑party battles.

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Abdul El‑Sayed · David Crowley · Francesca Hong · Tom Tiffany · Tony Evers

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