Gov. Scott Walker plans to launch his 2016 presidential campaign on Monday in Waukesha, an event that has been months, if not years, in the making.
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Winning a crowded Assembly election, running for county executive and exiting the 2006 governor's race helped advance Walker's political career.
The Wisconsin governor also plans to take a Winnebago tour across Iowa the weekend after he announces.
The governor filed paperwork with the FEC Thursday and plans to make an announcement July 13 in Waukesha.
