Overview
- Tiffany announced his candidacy on The Dan O'Donnell Show and released a launch video emphasizing his rural roots and conservative message.
- He pledged to freeze property taxes and to curb purchases of Wisconsin farmland by buyers from China, while signaling support for Trump-era tariffs.
- The Republican field now includes Washington County Executive Josh Schoemann and manufacturer Bill Berrien, with Tiffany widely described as the early front-runner despite no immediate endorsement from President Trump.
- Democrats swiftly attacked Tiffany’s record, with the state party and the Democratic Governors Association highlighting his stances on tariffs, abortion, and past budget votes.
- The seat is open after Gov. Tony Evers opted against a third term, and Democrats including Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, state Sen. Kelda Roys and state Rep. Francesca Hong are vying to keep the office.