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A Badger Battleground poll released on UPFRONT shows Democrat David Crowley leading Republican Tom Tiffany 48% to 44% in Wisconsin's governor race after Crowley's primary win, with independents favoring Crowley 42% to 30% and Crowley at 43% favorability vs Tiffany's 38%. The poll surveyed 500 likely voters and was commissioned by Platform Communications.
David Crowley narrowly defeated Francesca Hong in Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary, defying polls that had Hong ahead by double digits and illustrating how undecided voters and turnout dynamics can skew predictions. The digest also notes Karoline Leavitt’s departure as White House press secretary and reports that Paramount’s David Ellison is threatening to relocate the studio out of California to advance his Warner Bros. Discovery merger, highlighting a confluence of political, media, and business tensions.
Polls overestimated Francesca Hong's lead and failed to capture a late surge for Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley in Wisconsin's open-primary governor race, resulting in Crowley's surprise half-point victory as voters moved late and turnout proved hard to model.
David Crowley narrowly defeated Francesca Hong in Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary by 0.4 percentage points, underscoring a split between establishment-leaning and progressive wings of the party; Crowley will face Republican Tom Tiffany in November. Hong advocated bold left‑wing policies and ran without major endorsements, highlighting ongoing tensions within the Democratic coalition. The Wisconsin result comes as other Tuesday primaries across the Midwest and South produced mixed outcomes for Trump-endorsed candidates and progressive hopefuls, including Minnesota where Peggy Flanagan won the Senate primary and Alabama where a Trump-backed candidate advanced in GOP contests.
David Crowley pulled off a stunning upset in Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary, defeating Francesca Hong by a razor-thin margin after a late endorsement from Gov. Tony Evers, and will face Republican Tom Tiffany in November; the result lands a blow to the democratic socialist momentum and could trigger a recount if the margin remains within 1%.
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley won Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary in a razor-thin upset over Francesca Hong (roughly 39.8% to 39.4% with 98% of votes) after relaunching his campaign and benefiting from endorsements and heavy ad spending; Hong had led in late polling but faced scrutiny over past positions and electability. Crowley will face Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany in November, a race that could make Crowley Wisconsin’s first Black governor if he wins.
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley narrowly defeated Francesca Hong in Wisconsin’s Democratic governor primary, a win seen as establishment-backed and likely to shape the November race against Trump-backed Rep. Tom Tiffany. The contest highlighted tensions over electability, with Hong strongest in more educated areas but underperforming in others, and turnout running lower than hoped amid heavy TV ad spending by Crowley and outside groups.
Wisconsin's governor primary produced a razor-thin win for Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley over Francesca Hong, signaling ongoing debates over electability within the Democratic Party and setting up a November showdown with Trump-backed Rep. Tom Tiffany; the regional update also notes Minnesota outcomes (Peggy Flanagan’s Senate win and Mike Lindell’s loss) and broader trends—endorsement effects, education-based voting splits, and turnout dynamics—that are shaping multiple races across the region.
Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary remains a toss‑up as Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley narrows the gap with progressive Francesca Hong, aided by late absentee ballots and the Dane County split; observers warn about electability in a general election and note Hong’s funding advantage has been limited, while a unity‑tour and related races highlight the broader dynamics shaping Wisconsin’s battleground contests.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is 'very seriously considering' backing Milwaukee County Exec. David Crowley to re-enter the Democratic gubernatorial primary as the field shifts after Sara Rodriguez’s campaign collapse; Barnes and Hong remain top contenders, while Crowley and Missy Hughes had ended campaigns and endorsed Rodriguez, who has since withdrawn after firing her campaign manager. The winner will face Republican Tom Tiffany in November.
In the second season of "Good Omens," Aziraphale and Crowley finally share a kiss at the end of Episode 6. However, their happiness is short-lived as Aziraphale decides to go back to Heaven and offers Crowley the chance to join him. Crowley, unwilling to return to Heaven, confesses his love for Aziraphale, but Aziraphale rejects him. The season ends with both characters separated and heartbroken.