David Crowley emerged as the winner over Francesca Hong in the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor. Despite polling that showed Hong as the front-runner by a wide margin, Crowley secured the nomination.
On Wednesday, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley accepted the nomination at a news conference in Milwaukee. Francesca Hong, identified as a democratic socialist, had been leading by 22 percentage points according to a prominent state poll.
Initially, Crowley exited the primary race but later re-entered with the endorsement of the incumbent governor. His victory signals a preference for a more moderate candidate among voters.
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