
9 Things You Might Not Know About Gov.-Elect David Crowley
By Marcus Chen
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On Tuesday, Nov. 3, David Crowley, a Milwaukee-native, was elected to become Wisconsin s first Black governor. I was there to document the momentous occasion, starting my day at the polling station at the COA Goldin Center, 2320 W. Burleigh St., and ending it at the governor elects election watch party. Here are some of the people I met and moments I was able to capture. Desilynn Smith and Anna Maria Hodges celebrate after David Crowley won the election Wisconsin governorship during the watch party at Landmark Credit Union Live on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Rain covers a window in front of a βVoteβ sign outside of the polling site at Washington High School of Information Technology on Tuesday, Nov. 3. People vote at the polling site at South Division High School on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Carmella Brown had healthcare on her mind as she visited the polling station at COA Goldin Center on Nov. 3. Election officials talk while people cast their ballots at the polling sit