Multiple Candidates Enter Competitive Wisconsin Governor Race

Several candidates have entered the race for Wisconsin governor following the announcement that incumbent Governor Tony Evers will not seek a third term. On the Democratic side, former state Rep. Brett Hulsey joined the primary field, which includes Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, State Sen. Kelda Roys, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, Ryan Strnad, and state Rep. Francesca Hong. Meanwhile, Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany, a staunch supporter of President Donald Trump, has formally entered the race, positioning himself as a front-runner among GOP candidates alongside businessman Bill Berrien and Washington County Executive Josh Schoemann. Tiffany emphasized his experience in the state legislature and Congress, particularly his role on the joint finance committee, as preparation for addressing Wisconsin's budget deficit. Despite not having secured Trump's endorsement yet, Tiffany expressed confidence in his campaign and plans to raise significant funds to make the race highly competitive. The upcoming primaries are shaping up to be significant contests, with Tiffany's entry shaking up the Republican field and no clear front-runner emerging among Democrats.