David Crowley
Coverage of David Crowley in the Nexus archive.
- What to watch Tuesday: Redistricting scrambles Florida as Alaska pits Dan Sullivan v. Dan Sullivan
Primaries in Florida, Wyoming, California, and Alaska on Tuesday will highlight efforts that have scrambled congressional maps and present new battles between the Democratic establishment and progressive left. Notable races include Byron Donalds running to succeed Gov. Ron DeSantis in Florida, while Keisha Lance Bottoms runs for governor of Georgia. The article also details contentious matchups arising from redistricting in Florida House races.
- Data centers become a focus as governor’s race takes off
Republican candidate Tom Tiffany and Democratic nominee David Crowley are campaigning regarding data center construction in Wisconsin. While candidates oppose a moratorium on new AI data centers, both support stringent regulation, including policies that require companies to pay full costs for infrastructure and energy demand. Policy differences include Tiffany's support for repealing a state tax credit and the debate over protecting natural resources versus local community control.
- What to watch Tuesday: Redistricting scrambles Florida as Alaska pits Dan Sullivan v. Dan Sullivan
Primaries scheduled for Tuesday in states including Florida, Wyoming, California, and Alaska will highlight Republican-led redistricting efforts and battles between the Democratic establishment and progressive left. Notable races include Byron Donalds running to succeed term-limited Gov. Ron DeSantis in Florida, while David Crowley won a primary against a democratic socialist in Wisconsin.
- Why polling is so prone to prediction problems in primary races
Primary polls are often imprecise, failing to accurately predict outcomes in races like those held in Michigan and Wisconsin. These polling challenges occur because primary voters are concentrated within a single party's ideological spectrum, making it difficult for pollsters to account for the large numbers of candidates and the ease with which voters can shift support between them.
- Has the Left Really Met Its Limit?
In Wisconsin, democratic socialist Francesca Hong narrowly lost her primary race for governor to Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. However, in Minnesota, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan defeated AIPAC-backed Rep. Angie Craig in a Senate primary race. The discussion also covered the intensifying democracy crisis, which according to David Sirota rests on concentrated executive power and the supremacy of money.
- Prediction markets’ reputation comes back to earth after surprise result in Wisconsin
Prediction market platforms Polymarket and Kalshi experienced a setback after Francesca Hong lost the Wisconsin governor’s primary to David Crowley, despite both markets giving her high probabilities of winning. In reaction to the surprise result, Polymarket deleted a boastful prediction post, while Kalshi argued that low assigned probabilities still represented an available chance. This event emphasizes that these market platforms are forecasting tools and not foolproof predictors.
- Franesca Hong taunted by fellow Democrat over loss: 'It's a day of Thanksgiving'
Left-wing candidate Francesca Hong was narrowly defeated in her Democratic primary by David Crowley. Her loss, which drew national scrutiny due to past rhetoric about issues like wanting to cancel Thanksgiving, led commentators to critique her campaign strategy. Some strategists argued that the lack of national support or poor management of media interviews contributed significantly to her defeat.
- What does Wisconsin’s chaotic Democratic primary for governor mean for progressive politics?
The chaotic Democratic primary for governor in Wisconsin concluded with David Crowley being declared the winner by one-half of one percentage point. Hong supporters were angered because her campaign was impacted by Gov. Tony Evers’ last-minute endorsement of Crowley. The article suggests this outcome reflects voters choosing safety over aspiration when faced with high stakes.
- How the polls got it so wrong in Wisconsin
For months, polls indicated that Francesca Hong was the front-runner in Wisconsin. However, David Crowley, the chief executive of Milwaukee County, ultimately won.
- Democratic gov nominee David Crowley shows party unity, while Tiffany turns his attention to him
Following a chaotic primary, Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley met with losing candidates and other Democrats at breakfast to show unity. During statements, Crowley said that winning requires focusing on "Wisconsin values" rather than ideology or Washington politics. Both Crowley and Sarah Godlewski criticized U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany for being an election denier.
- Hong’s Defeat in Wisconsin Shows the Limits of the Progressive Movement
The title reports Hong’s defeat in Wisconsin, suggesting limits for the Progressive Movement. Separately, David Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive, was photographed outside a polling station in Milwaukee on Tuesday.
- Moderate Democrat David Crowley defeats progressive rival in Wisconsin governor primary
Moderate Democrat David Crowley won the Wisconsin primary for governor, defeating progressive rival Francesca Hong. Vying to become Wisconsins first Black governor, Crowley now faces Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany in November. His victory was called a major success for the movement in a battleground state.
- 8 Takeaways from Tuesday’s Primaries
The article presents 8 takeaways stemming from Tuesday's Primaries. The content identifies Francesca Hong and David Crowley.
- David Crowley defeats Francesca Hong to win Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor
David Crowley achieved a last-minute victory over Francesca Hong to win the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor. The Milwaukee county executive secured his win after re-entering the race and gaining an endorsement from Tony Evers. The article also notes that polls in Michigan similarly showed Abdul El-Sayed with a lead during his US senate primary.
- Center-Left Candidate Defeats Democratic Socialist in Wisconsin’s Governor Primary
David Crowley, who is the Milwaukee County executive, spoke to reporters in Milwaukee on Tuesday after casting his ballot. The context involves a Center-Left Candidate defeating a Democratic Socialist during Wisconsin's Governor Primary.
- Primary takeaways: Dems’ left-center battle intensifies as Schumer takes another hit; split decision for Trump
The progressive left won a high-stakes Senate primary battle over the establishment, while Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer faced setbacks. In Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley defeated state Rep. Francesca Hong. Additionally, President Donald Trump's endorsements were split across several statewide Republican nomination contests.
- Primary takeaways: Dems’ left-center battle intensifies as Schumer takes another hit; split decision for Trump
The progressive left-wing won a Senate primary battle over the establishment, marking a setback for Chuck Schumer. In Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, David Crowley defeated Francesca Hong in a narrow victory. Separately, Donald Trump had split decisions regarding endorsements in several statewide Republican nomination contests.
- Democrat establishment strikes back as socialist candidate downed in battleground primary
Francesca Hong was defeated in her bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Wisconsin by David Crowley, marking a significant setback for the left wing of the party. This closely watched primary battleground election sets up Crowley to face likely Republican nominee Tom Tiffany in the general election. The race is considered a top flip opportunity for the GOP.
- Democrat establishment strikes back as socialist candidate downed in battleground primary
State Rep. Francesca Hong was defeated in her bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Wisconsin by Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. This primary was analyzed as a crucial test between the party's progressive wing and its establishment, with Crowely backed by retiring Democratic Gov. Tony Evers. The race was widely watched due to Wisconsin being considered a major battleground state.
- Democratic gubernatorial primary too close to call
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley maintained a slight lead over state Rep. Francesca Hong in the Democratic contest for governor's nomination, but final results were delayed due to an error reporting absentee ballot data. Both watch parties ended after midnight with no winner declared, even though crowds gathered at Atwood Music Hall for what was intended as a victory party.
- Crowley defeats democratic socialist Hong to face Tiffany in Wisconsin governor’s race
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley defeated Francesca Hong in the Wisconsin governor’s race, as projected by Decision Desk HQ. Crowley's upset victory was achieved with support from Tony Evers.
- 8 Takeaways from Tuesday’s Primaries
The article provides 8 takeaways concerning Tuesday’s Primaries, focusing on the individuals Francesca Hong and David Crowley.
- Tuesday’s takeaways: Some seasoned candidates and a famous name advance in primaries
In recent primary elections, no single side was able to claim a decisive win in the Democratic contest, which showcased struggle between ideological left and center. In related contests, candidates like Darline Graham secured a spot in a runoff election later this month, while Abdul El-Sayed edged four-term U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan’s Democratic primary.
- What to Know About David Crowley, a Democratic Candidate for Wisconsin Governor
David Crowley, who serves as the Milwaukee County executive, was neck and neck with Francesca Hong while returns were counted on Tuesday evening. The coverage concerns candidacy for Wisconsin Governor.
- Francesca Hong’s “Thanksgiving-Gate” Shows Her Detractors Are Totally Out of Ideas
Francesca Hong, a gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin, is facing primary debates where opponents are focusing media coverage on her 2020 tweet suggesting the cancellation of Thanksgiving due to colonialism and superspreader events. The article notes that this focus distracts from key policy issues relevant to Wisconsinites, such as free childcare and a moratorium on data centers. Hong has also been the subject of coverage discussing her past statements in an interview.
- Progressives could score a huge Wisconsin win Tuesday. Some national figures don’t want to touch it.
Progressives see the Wisconsin governor primary on Tuesday as a chance for a major victory, which could benefit the movement in 2028. However, national leaders like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have not endorsed front-runner Francesca Hong, raising questions about her electability amid several controversies. Her lack of public support suggests she faces an immense task convincing moderate Democrats against opponents like Tom Tiffany.
- Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidates make their final pitch before Election Day
Gov. Tony Evers and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley thanked volunteers in Madison during their final pitches. Crowley aims to boost his profile to overtake state Rep. Francesca Hong, while both leaders discussed focusing on the affordability crisis. Crowley stated that he feels optimistic going into Election Day, asserting that he is the only candidate ready on day one.
- Democratic socialist tries to beat governor's pick in chaotic Wisconsin primary for governor
In a chaotic Wisconsin primary, a democratic socialist named Francesca Hong is vying to challenge the party establishment's chosen candidate before advancing to face U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany in November. The contest has fueled discussion over her calls for free childcare and healthcare, despite criticism regarding past statements on defunding police. Other races include Michael Alfonso in Duffy’s old seat and Rebecca Cooke in a hotly contested congressional district.
- Democratic socialist tries to beat governor's pick in chaotic Wisconsin primary for governor
A democratic socialist candidate is vying to beat the party establishment’s chosen pick in Wisconsin's chaotic primary for governor. Francesca Hong has tapped into Democratic anger with both the party’s mainstream and Trump's “Make America Great Again” movement, proposing free childcare and healthcare. However, she faced criticism over her past support for defunding the police and other statements.
- Wisconsin, Minnesota primaries are next to feature progressive clash with Democratic establishment
Progressive candidates are engaging in clashes ahead of primaries in Wisconsin and Minnesota, increasing pressure on the Democratic establishment. In Wisconsin's chaotic primary, candidates like Francesca Hong face opposition from figures endorsed by Gov. Tony Evers and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. Democrats are striving to coalesce after the primary to defeat U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, who is supported by Donald Trump.
- Wisconsin, Minnesota primaries are next to feature progressive clash with Democratic establishment
Progressive candidates for governor in Wisconsin and U.S. Senate in Minnesota are driving a progressive clash against the Democratic establishment. In Wisconsin, socialist Francesca Hong is competing in a chaotic primary against gubernatorial picks from Gov. Tony Evers and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, while Republicans support Hong as a matchup for U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany.
- Democratic candidates in gubernatorial primary discuss data centers
Democrats competing in the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary debated data center regulation at a forum hosted by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The event featured candidates Joel Brennan, David Crowley, Francesca Hong, Kelda Roys, and Mandela Barnes. Freelance videographer Jonathan Klett captured video of the discussion.
- After Michigan, Democrats' next battleground over the party's future shifts to Wisconsin
The gubernatorial primary in Wisconsin will test how far Democrats are willing to swing left, featuring David Crowley facing Francesca Hong. This contest follows similar political tests in Michigan and Minnesota. Candidates face an already complicated path due to late withdrawals from the race, creating a messy ballot.
- After Michigan, Democrats' next battleground over the party's future shifts to Wisconsin
Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary serves as a key test for Democrats, featuring David Crowley facing Francesca Hong amid internal debate over the party's future direction. This contest follows Abdul El-Sayed's narrow victory in Michigan’s U.S. Senate primary. The primary process has been chaotic due to candidates withdrawing and re-entering the race, creating complications for Crowley.
- Democratic socialists turn to Hong in Wisconsin with hopes for next big win
State Rep. Francesca Hong leads in Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary, supported by democratic socialists. Establishment Democrats, including Gov. Tony Evers, back David Crowley. Hong's position tests the influence of democratic socialists in the election.
- Crowley gains late support as Hong confronts social media controversy
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley is gaining late momentum through endorsements and a fundraising advantage as state Rep. Francesca Hong faces renewed scrutiny over past social media posts. Governor Tony Evers and Sen. Dora Drake have endorsed Crowley, who reentered the race two weeks ago, while Hong leads in polls but with significant undecided voters.
- Schiff-backed candidate abruptly ends gubernatorial campaign amid rumblings of a damaging report
Mandela Barnes suspended his Wisconsin gubernatorial campaign, stating the Democratic nominee is already clear. His exit coincides with an investigation into past workplace conduct allegations. Remaining candidates include Francesca Hong and David Crowley.
- Schiff-backed candidate abruptly ends gubernatorial campaign amid rumblings of a damaging report
Mandela Barnes suspended his Wisconsin gubernatorial campaign, citing insufficient support to secure the Democratic nomination. His exit coincides with an investigation into past workplace conduct allegations and follows endorsements from figures like Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif.
- Mandela Barnes drops out of the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor
Mandela Barnes withdrew from the Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary, ceding to Francesca Hong's lead after a poll showed her significant support. Barnes became the third candidate to exit the race, following Sara Rodriguez and Missy Hughes, as David Crowley, endorsed by Governor Tony Evers, remains in contention.
- Mandela Barnes drops out of the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor
Mandela Barnes withdrew from the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, citing Francesca Hong's lead in a recent poll. Barnes is the third Democrat to exit the race, following Sara Rodriguez and Missy Hughes, with Governor Tony Evers endorsing David Crowley as the likely nominee.