At 05:02 CET, David Crowley led Tom Tiffany in the Wisconsin governor's race by 156,447 votes, 53.8 to 46.2 percent with 73.1 percent of the expected vote counted, according to NBC News, based on AP data. No winner has been called. Governor Tony Evers, a Democrat, declined to run for a third term, which makes this the first Wisconsin governor's race without an incumbent since 2010 and one of five Democratic-held governorships on the ballot in states Trump won in 2024. If elected, David Crowley would be the state's first African-American governor.
Wisconsin governor race: the key facts
- Status (05:02 CET): Crowley 1,112,283 votes (53.8 percent), Tiffany 955,836 (46.2 percent), 73.1 percent counted.
- 2024: Donald Trump won Wisconsin in 2024 with 1,697,626 votes to 1,668,229 for Kamala Harris, a margin of 0.9 points.
- Recount: possible at a margin of 1 percent or less.
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