Democrat David Crowley wins governor election in Wisconsin

Democrat David Crowley won the Wisconsin governor election, becoming the first African American to hold the office in the state's history. His opponent, Republican Tom Tiffany, conceded defeat.

Democrat David Crowley won the Wisconsin governor election. The 40-year-old politician became the first African American to hold the office in the state's history. Crowley, who grew up in a poor family in Milwaukee, defeated Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany, an ally of President Donald Trump. Tiffany conceded defeat. The article does not contain additional details about the campaign or voter reactions.