Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley beat Wisconsin Assembly member Francesca Hong in Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary on Wednesday.
Crowley had a narrow win, as an NBC News poll showed he garnered 39.8% of the votes as opposed to Hong's 39.4%, with the majority of the votes counted, positioning himself as the best candidate to take on Republican Representative Tom Tiffany in the November election. He could potentially become Wisconsin's first black governor.
"From day one, this campaign has been about what comes next for Wisconsin: making life more affordable, strengthening our schools, creating good-paying jobs, and making sure opportunity reaches every corner of our state. Wisconsin, let's get to work," Crowley wrote in a post on X.
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