Tiffany claims Kamala Harris visit signals weakness, putting David Crowley’s Wisconsin campaign under scrutiny

Harris campaigns in Milwaukee

Former Vice President Kamala Harris visited Wisconsin on Monday to campaign alongside Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley. The event took place in Milwaukee, eight days before Election Day.

Harris spoke at a Women for Crowley event at the Pfister Hotel. She described pain and fear among communities and said people had felt powerless.

Tiffany questions campaign strength

Rep. Tom Tiffany, the Republican gubernatorial nominee, argued that Harris’ appearance showed Crowley was struggling to rally voters. Tiffany is challenging Crowley in Wisconsin’s gubernatorial race. Tiffany also pitched an affordability plan and a “commonsense” platform, seeking support from independent voters. His campaign argument links Harris’ visit to the Democratic candidate’s ability to motivate the party’s base.

Race enters final stretch

Harris’ trip came shortly before the election in a state described as a key battleground. Her visit put the Democratic campaign alongside a prominent national figure during the closing stretch.

Tiffany presented the visit as evidence of weakness, while Harris campaigned directly with Crowley. The available account provides no response from Crowley to Tiffany’s claim.