The Aporia
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18 articles about 9 events for “David Crowley Wins Wisconsin Governor Race”.
“On Tuesday, Maryland Governor Wes Moore, the third one in the US and the only current black governor, won re-election, while Republican Byron Donalds and Democrat David Crowley were elected as the first black governors in Florida and Wisconsin, respectively.”
“Republican Byron Donalds in Florida and Democrat David Crowley in Wisconsin were elected as the first Black governors in their states, alongside Bottoms in Georgia.”
“…n, of Illinois; Ritchie Torres, of New York; Mark Pocan, of Wisconsin; Becca Balint, of Vermont; Emily Randall, of Washington; and Sharice Davids, of Kansas, who is also a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation. - Video Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wins bitter Michigan…”
“Other newly elected governors, including Wisconsin’s David Crowley and Minnesota’s Amy Klobuchar, said they wanted to work with Republicans.”
“And in Wisconsin, Democrat David Crowley defeated Republican Tom Tiffany to become the state’s first Black governor.”
“…lanagan has become the first Native American US senator, in Wisconsin, Democrat David Crowley won the gubernatorial race, making history as the state’s first Black governor, and in Kansas, Adam Hamilton has become the first Democrat to win a US Senate seat in…”
“In Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley and Republican Rep.”
“In Wisconsin, Republican Tom Tiffany derisively called his opponent “Data Center David Crowley.””
“Nationwide firsts Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms, who won her race to be Georgia's next governor, will be the country's first Black woman elected governor of any state.”
“The 2026 midterm elections will feature 36 gubernatorial races, with voters determining which party will shape the political direction of most states across the country.”
“…nd global economy — to say nothing of Trump’s legacy — may well depend on what he decides in the next few weeks. 🗞️ Today's other top stories - 🤠 Deep in the heart: Natasha Korecki explains why Tarrant County could swing which party wins the Texas Senate…”
“Tiffany outspends Crowley A Marquette University Law School poll of 692 likely voters conducted Sept. 16-23 showed the governor’s race to be about even.”
“Setting aside for a moment the fact that corporate PACs can only give $5,000 per election directly to a candidate — hardly enough to influence races that turn on tens of millions of dollars — Rep.”