MILWAUKEE – The Congressional Black Caucus PAC today endorsed Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley for Governor of Wisconsin. The Congressional Black Caucus PAC represents 60 Black members of Congress, comprising the largest Congressional Black Caucus in history.

“The Congressional Black Caucus PAC is proud to endorse David Crowley for Governor of Wisconsin because he has the track record and executive experience to lead the state forward on day one,” said U.S. Representative Greg Meeks, Chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus PAC. “David has consistently delivered for Wisconsinites to make life more affordable, create jobs, and invest in affordable housing, health care, and an economy that works for everyone. He’s the kind of proven leader who brings people together, delivers results, and fights every day to expand opportunity for working families across Wisconsin. We’re proud to stand with David because he will always stand with the people of Wisconsin.”

The Congressional Black Caucus PAC’s endorsement adds to the campaign’s growing momentum with endorsements from Governor Tony Evers, Congresswoman Gwen Moore, labor unions, mayors and local elected officials from across the state. 

“The Congressional Black Caucus PAC has a long history of supporting leaders who fight for working families, and I’m honored to earn their endorsement,” said Crowley. “Our campaign continues to build the momentum we need to win in August and defeat Tom Tiffany in November. I’m committed to earning every vote by reaching voters across Wisconsin with a vision that expands opportunity, strengthens our communities, and delivers for working families.”

David Crowley is the Milwaukee County Executive and the first African American and youngest person elected to that office. Raised in Milwaukee in a union household, David has balanced billion-dollar budgets, delivered the largest property tax cut in county history, cut opioid overdose deaths in half, and added over 1,000 units of affordable housing in six years, including in suburban communities for the first time. He has won every race for the Wisconsin state Legislature and Milwaukee County Executive.