I'm Dan Schaefer, let's recombobulate.
Tom Tiffany, the Republican Congressman representing Wisconsin's seventh congressional district,
has finally made it official.
He's running for governor.
The election for governor in 2026 is the state's first open race for the office since 2010,
and it's sure to invite many candidates to run.
And on the Republican side, Tiffany's is the most significant announcement yet.
There's a very good chance that he is going to be the Republican nominee for governor
at this time next year.
If that proves to be the case, it would signify a major shift in the center of power for Republican
politics in Wisconsin.
For so long, it's been the wild counties.
Waukesha, Ozaki, and Washington, three of the counties that surround Milwaukee that
have been the Republican stronghold in the state.
But if Tiffany is the one on the top of the ticket, it will be the most clear indicator
yet of how the party has shifted from more of a suburban one to one where GOP voters are
more centered in exorbitant or rural areas.
And all of Dan's work at the Recombobulation Area.
And on our website, it's civicmedia.us.
