Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke said Friday a victory Tuesday would be a “repudiation” of Gov. Scott Walker’s “tea party agenda.”
GOVERNOR’S RACE | BURKE, WALKER TRADE JABS
Mary Burke says victory Tuesday repudiates tea party, Scott Walker calls her desperate
1 of 6
Mary Burke, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, talks with Tom Robertson of Monona, left, and Tom Deits of Madison at Lane's Bakery on Friday.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie speaks with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker in the background as the two campaigned together Friday at Wausau Supply in Schofield.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke greets Lane's Bakery employee Kim Pulvermacher during a campaign stop Friday in Madison.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke talks with reporters on her campaign bus Friday.
Joe Jordan, center, CEO of Wausau Supply, points to some of his products as he gives a tour of his plant to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, left and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, as Walker and Christie campaigned together at Wausau Supply in Schofield ON Friday.
Gov. Scott Walker addresses workers at EMT International Inc., an equipment manufacturing firm in Hobart on Friday.
Early voting ahead of today's election has already hit a record for midterm elections.
A former top executive at the Waterloo-based company said he is talking about it now in response to questions.
The first-term GOP governor leads Burke 46-45 percent among registered voters.
