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Democratic socialist tries to beat governor’s pick in chaotic Wisconsin primary for governor

A democratic socialist is taking on the party establishment in Wisconsin's primary race. Francesca Hong seeks to rally voters with her progressive agenda as she prepares for a crucial showdown against Republican Tom Tiffany in November.

AP News· Aug 11, 2026 · 9:56 AM · 26 views

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A democratic socialist is taking on the party establishment in Wisconsin's primary race. Francesca Hong seeks to rally voters with her progressive agenda as she prepares for a crucial showdown against Republican Tom Tiffany in November. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #Wisconsin #elections #politics #Democrats #primary

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