Wisconsin’s Democratic governor’s race is turning into a chaotic mess as Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, faces David Crowley—once out, now back in after his original pick dropped out over a finance scandal. With absentee ballots already cast for vanished candidates, the outcome’s anyone’s guess. Meanwhile, Republicans are pouring cash into the race, backing Hong with ads tying her to Trump—a move designed to make her easier to beat in November. Evers and Crowley accuse them of playing politics. Across the border, Minnesota’s Senate primary heats up between Angie Craig and Peggy Flanagan, both battling to prove they’re the real doers amid rising immigration enforcement tensions. Craig gets a boost from the governor’s wife, while Flanagan draws support from a Maryland senator warning of big money’s grip on elections. This fractured Democratic season reveals a deep divide between progressives and establishment voices—making November’s wins harder to secure in key battlegrounds.
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