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Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany gets President Trump’s endorsement

January 29, 2026

Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany gets President Trump’s endorsement

WASHINGTON — In a Truth Social post Tuesday evening, Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany earned President Donald Trump’s endorsement.

“I endorsed Tom for Congress early and strong, and he won, BIG,” the president wrote. “Likewise, he has always been at my side… He will fight to advance Common Sense Values, and put WISCONSIN, AND AMERICA, FIRST. Tom Tiffany has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Governor of Wisconsin — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!”

Tiffany thanked the president for his support Tuesday.

“For seven years, Democrat leadership has pushed our state in the wrong direction,” Tiffany wrote. “As governor, I will make Wisconsin great again by lowering utility rates and property taxes, cutting burdensome red tape, rooting out waste and fraud, and restoring common-sense leadership to Madison.”

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