Crowley leads Tiffany by 7 points in Wisconsin governor race

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Democratic candidate David Crowley leads Republican Tom Tiffany by 7 points in a new Wisconsin gubernatorial poll.

Democratic candidate David Crowley holds a 7-point lead over Republican nominee Tom Tiffany in the Wisconsin gubernatorial race, according to recent polling. Crowley reached 51 percent support among likely voters in the latest survey, expanding his margin slightly from the previous month. The release follows recent campaign events in Milwaukee featuring national surrogates supporting the Democratic ticket.

  • The pollingCrowley secured 51 percent support among likely voters in the October survey by Marquette University Law School.
  • The changeCrowley expanded his lead by 2 percentage points compared to the previous month's survey.
  • The campaignFormer Vice President Kamala Harris recently campaigned alongside Crowley in Milwaukee to mobilize voters.
Why it matters

Wisconsin remains a vital battleground state in American politics, with its gubernatorial race drawing significant national attention and resources as both parties vie for control of the state executive office.

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  1. Oct 27Kamala Harris campaigned alongside David Crowley at a Milwaukee rally.
  2. Oct 28Marquette University Law School released a poll showing Crowley with a 7-point lead.
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Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley holds a 7-point lead over Republican nominee Tom Tiffany in Wisconsin, according to recent polling data.

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