Wisconsin governor race: Democrat Brett Hulsey launches bid
MADISON, Wis. - Former Wisconsin Democrat State Representative Brett Hulsey has entered the race for Wisconsin governor.
Brett Hulsey served for four years in the Wisconsin State Assembly, which began when he was elected to the Wisconsin State Assembly's 77th district in 2010, and then he was elected to the modified 78th district following redistricting.
In 2014, he did not seek reelection for the Assembly seat, instead running for governor. He lost the Democratic Primary to Mary Burke.
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Hulsey joins five other Democrats running for Wisconsin governor. Three Republicans have also entered the race.
Wisconsin governor race: Republican Cong. Tom Tiffany launches campaign
Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany announced on Tuesday, Sept. 23, that he is running for governor of Wisconsin.
A website for Brett Hulsey will go live soon, according to the campaign.
Full statement
What they're saying:
You can read Hulsey's full statement below.
The Source: The information in this post comes from a press release from Brett Hulsey.