Francesca Hong, a Democratic socialist candidate, concluded her campaign efforts on Tuesday with a final address to voters ahead of the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary. Hong, who has maintained a lead in recent polling, emphasized a policy agenda centered on providing "permanent affordability" and practical solutions for the working class. Her closing message focused on the concept of a government that prioritizes the needs of its citizens.

While the candidate focused her final pitch on economic policy, her campaign has faced recent scrutiny regarding her past public comments. Specifically, reports have highlighted previous remarks made by Hong concerning police and the Thanksgiving holiday. These past statements have become a point of discussion in the final hours of the primary race. As voters head to the polls, the campaign is attempting to shift the focus back to her platform of "solutions for working class people" and her vision for state governance. The primary election results are expected to be tallied shortly after the polls close on Tuesday evening.