Republicans Now Favorites to Win Wisconsin Governor Election Amid Dem Chaos
Summary
The race for Wisconsin governor has become more uncertain as Democrats face withdrawals and controversies in their primary. As a result, Republicans have gained a small lead in chances to win the November election, where they will likely face Tom Tiffany, who is supported by President Donald Trump.Key Facts
- Republicans now have a 53% chance to win the Wisconsin governor’s race, up from 46% in early August, according to the prediction market Kalshi.
- Democrats’ chances dropped to 48% after candidate turmoil in their primary.
- David Crowley, a Democratic candidate, withdrew, endorsed another candidate, then reentered the race after that candidate withdrew due to a finance issue.
- Mandela Barnes, a former Democratic candidate, dropped out following allegations of inappropriate behavior; a legal review found no misconduct.
- The Democratic primary is on August 11, with Francesca Hong and David Crowley as leading candidates.
- Tom Tiffany is expected to be the Republican nominee and has President Donald Trump’s endorsement.
- Wisconsin is a closely divided swing state, making this governor’s race highly competitive.
- The governor controls state policy and can affect the balance of power with the Republican-led state Legislature.
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