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How David Crowley pulled off the ‘unbelievable’: Winning in Wisconsin after dropping out

Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, entered the primary for governor with a polling lead. But several missteps — and a key phone call — pushed Crowley to the Democratic nomination.

David Crowley.
David Crowley in Madison, Wis., on June 14.Daniel Boczarski / Getty Images for WisDems

One of the most unlikely political resurrections in Wisconsin history was born in a moment of sheer panic for state Democrats.

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