A recent development in Wisconsin's democratic primary for governor has resulted in a surprising outcome. David Crowley, the Milwaukee county executive, has won the primary. This comes after he had previously suspended his campaign, only to re-enter the contest 10 days later.

Crowley's victory marks a shift in the democratic party's dynamics. His win is seen as a significant turn of events, particularly given the momentum of his opponent, Francesca Hong, a state legislator and democratic socialist. Further details on this story are available from the source, including the implications of Crowley's win on the upcoming contest against republican representative Tom Tiffany.