Wisconsin's candidates for governor are spending Monday, Nov. 2, on the road in a final day of campaigning before Election Day on Tuesday.
Democrat David Crowley is scheduled to campaign with former U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, with stops planned in Kenosha, Racine and Greendale during the day.
Republican Tom Tiffany has stops planned in Superior, La Crosse, Cottage Grove, Delafield, Green Bay and the Wausau area. Former Gov. Scott Walker is set to join Tiffany at a rally in Delafield.
Both campaigns are making their closing cases to voters on issues including affordability, taxes, health care and education.
A Marquette Law School Poll released last week put Crowley ahead of Tiffany among likely voters, 51% to 44%. Among registered voters, Crowley's lead was three points, and 9% of registered voters said they were still undecided.
