Alex Walker

I've laid out our 8-point affordability plan for Wisconsin: ✅ 10% income tax cut for working families ✅ End the 400-year property tax hike ✅ Return your $3 billion surplus ✅ Audit state government ✅ No state income taxes on tips or overtime Let's deliver it on Nov. 3rd!

🚨NEW AD: Your hard-earned money belongs in your pocket to pay bills, buy a home, and build a future. Our plan cuts income taxes by 10% for working families, returns the $3 billion surplus to you, and ends the 400-year property tax hike. Let's build a Wisconsin you can afford.

🚨NEW AD: @DavidCCrowley said it himself. He’ll be an “accomplice” to illegal immigrants. From taxpayer-funded benefits to his goal of making Wisconsin a sanctuary state, David Crowley puts illegal immigrants first. As governor, I’ll enforce our laws and ban sanctuary policies.

Unfortunately, the campaign trail means we’ll “Miz” the start of tonight’s Brewers game, but we’ll be tuned in before it’s over. A packed Saturday took us from Janesville to Elkhorn, Glendale, Cedarburg, Germantown, and Johnson Creek. Let’s go, Crew! ⚾️

Join us tomorrow at 25 locations across the state for Save Wisconsin Saturday! This race is a toss-up, and every door knocked, call made, and postcard written matters. I’ll be in Elkhorn and Janesville. Come spend the day with Team Tiffany and help us win on November 3!

While @DavidCCrowley doesn’t even have a public events page letting voters know where they can meet him, we’ll be in Germantown this Saturday. Join us for Oktoberfest and hear our vision to lower taxes, make homeownership more affordable, and bring common sense back to Madison.

Why are Wisconsin’s utility bills so high? The Evers-appointed PSC has approved more than $2 billion in rate increases. @DavidCCrowley will protect the status quo. I’ll protect our farmland, embrace new nuclear, keep reliable baseload power online, and put ratepayers first.

Tomorrow, Team Tiffany will be out at 28 locations across Wisconsin for Save Wisconsin Saturday. We’ll be knocking doors, writing postcards, and building the movement to win this November. Find a location near you and join us as we bring common sense back to state government.

Home opener. There’s no place like Lambeau! #gopackgo

Four packed Tavern Talks this week, taking questions from voters across Wisconsin. Our plan: Lower taxes, return the $3 billion surplus, and stop rubber-stamping utility rate hikes. David Crowley has raised taxes every year in Milwaukee County. He’ll take even more as governor.

Wisconsin’s last budget increased spending by 15%, topping $100 billion for the first time. Did your services improve by 15%? Did our schools get 15% better? Did our roads get 15% better? We’ll make state government accountable to working families and respect every tax dollar.

This is @DavidCCrowley's record as Milwaukee County Executive. 2021: Raised property taxes by $2.9 million. 2022: Raised property taxes by $5.5 million. 2023: Raised property taxes by $3.5 million. 2024: Nearly doubled the sales tax. 2025: Raised property taxes by $7.2 million. 2026: Raised property taxes by $10.4 million. Even after raising your taxes every year, Milwaukee County is still projected to run a $51 million deficit next year... the LARGEST of any county in Wisconsin.

🚨NEW AD: Jim, a Milwaukee County resident of 46 years, says @DavidCCrowley has got to go. "I've seen crime rise, my property taxes rise, and my overall services go down. My sales tax almost doubled... David Crowley had his chance. We can't afford him to be up in Madison."

I just want to say thank you for your prayers and support. We were incredibly fortunate, and I’m thankful the pilot and I are both doing well. The experience was a reminder to never take a single day for granted. Thank you to the 911 dispatcher, the Wausau Fire Department crew who rescued us from the water, EMS, law enforcement, and everyone at Aspirus Wausau Hospital. Our first responders represent the best of Wisconsin. I’m grateful to be home with my family, and I’m ready to get back to work for you. God is good.

Thank you to everyone across Wisconsin and around the country who has reached out with prayers and kind words. It has meant so much to me and my family. I was released from the hospital last night after receiving stitches above my right eye, and the pilot was also released. We thank God that neither of us suffered more serious injuries after the plane we were traveling in lost power. I’m especially grateful to the pilot, the Wausau Fire Department, law enforcement, first responders, and the team at Aspirus Wausau Hospital for their incredible care and quick response. I will be addressing the media later today in Wausau. Thank you again for keeping us in your prayers.

While returning home from the La Crosse County Lincoln Day Dinner tonight, the plane I was traveling in lost power as we approached the Wausau Downtown Airport. The pilot made an emergency water landing in Lake Wausau. After landing, we called 911. As the plane began to submerge, we exited the aircraft and swam to a shallow area, where we waited until emergency responders reached us by boat. I want to express my deepest gratitude to the pilot, the Wausau Fire Department, and all of the first responders who came to our aid so quickly. They got us safely off the water and transported us to Aspirus Wausau Hospital, where we received excellent care. Thankfully, both the pilot and I sustained only minor injuries. God was watching over us tonight, and I am incredibly grateful to be here in the hospital with my wife, Chris, by my side. An experience like this reminds you just how precious life is.

25 years ago, America was forever changed when terrorists attacked our country. We must never forget the 2,977 innocent lives taken, the first responders who ran toward danger, the passengers of Flight 93 who fought back, and the Americans who answered the call to serve our country in the years that followed. About one-third of Americans were not yet born when terrorists attacked our country on September 11, 2001. As the number of Americans with a personal memory of that day grows smaller, our responsibility to teach its history grows greater. Numerous states already require 9/11 to be included in their school curriculum, and Wisconsin should join them. Future generations must understand September 11 so that America never forgets.

🚨Wisconsin property tax levies just saw their biggest jump in nearly 20 years. David Crowley raised property taxes five times in Milwaukee County and will keep the 400-year property tax hike. On day one, I’ll call a special session to end it and lower property taxes.