Wisconsin Democratic primary debate for governor
Five Democratic candidates for Wisconsin governor participated in a debate at Marquette University, covering topics from police funding to tax policy. The event highlighted ideological differences within the party, while Republican opponent Tom Tiffany criticized the candidates as being too far left.
Why it matters
The debate provides voters with insight into the policy platforms of candidates ahead of the primary election, shaping the state's political direction.
Above: Watch the whole debate Two weeks before the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, WISN 12 hosted a debate between the five candidates. Mandela Barnes, Joel Brennan, David Crowley, Francesca Hong and Kelda Roys faced off in the hour-long debate moderated by WISN 12's Matt Smith and Gerron Jordan. It took place at Marquette University. The questions and topics ranged from the Madison police shooting to data centers. Question 1 to David Crowley Some have accused you of being the latest prop for the Democratic establishment. So, are you, and why should the voters trust your judgement and your ability to win? Question 2 to Francesca Hong Do you fully back the DSA platform, and why should primary voters trust your judgement and your ability to win statewide? Question 3 to Mandela Barnes Why should primary voters trust you to win statewide this time?
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