You asked. We got answers. Wisconsin governor candidates respond to reader questions.
Wisconsin Watch asked the public to submit questions for David Crowley and Tom Tiffany. Here’s what the candidates said about firefighters, bike paths, transgender rights and other topics.
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Elections
Wisconsin officials can count ballots that arrive late if officials make errors, judge rules
The order came after Madison voters sued to have officials count ballots that arrived at the city on time but didn’t make it to the polls by 8 p.m. on Election Day.
Everything you need to know about voting in Wisconsin’s November election
On Nov. 3, Wisconsinites will head to the polls for an election that can transform the balance of power in state and national government.
Affordability is a top issue for Wisconsin voters. Here’s where governor candidates stand
In the race for Wisconsin governor, David Crowley and Tom Tiffany offer starkly different views for tackling the high cost of living.
Fact Briefs – bite-sized fact checks of trending claims
Is a Wisconsin ballot disqualified if a poll worker writes on it?
No. Two poll workers must initial ballots in Wisconsin. A viral Facebook claim saying otherwise has been debunked multiple times.
Have David Crowley and Tom Tiffany both expressed support for data centers?
Yes. The Democratic candidate has suggested Wisconsin could become a global hub while the Republican candidate has voted for a bill to speed the permitting process.
Videos from Wisconsin Watch
Opinion
Guest opinion: Wisconsin should measure whether service programs meet basic needs
Counting people served and dollars spent isn’t enough. Wisconsin should track whether public programs actually provide safe, timely and affordable access to life’s essentials, Reed Lokken argues.
Guest opinion: Wisconsin should stop erasing ‘street time’ after prison
In erasing years of “street time” following a revocation, Wisconsin turns extended supervision into a revolving door that discounts progress made after prison, Andrew Drasen argues.
Your Right to Know: Contenders for governor weigh in on open government
Here’s a roundup of where Wisconsin governor candidates David Crowley and Tom Tiffany stand when it comes to your right to know.
