A democratic socialist is attempting to gain traction in Wisconsin's primary race for governor. This candidate is trying to overcome the party establishment's preferred choice. The primary race has been marked by chaos, with one leading contender dropping out and another reviving their campaign.
Further details on this developing story are available from the Star Tribune, which has been following the Wisconsin primary race.
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