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So for voters who don't know you

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give us the 30-second

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elevator pitch.

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Introduce yourself

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and why are you running.

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Well, I'm a husband

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I'm a father

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I'm the Milwaukee

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County executive

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and a lifelong Wisconsinite.

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I was born

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and raised

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in the city of Milwaukee

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and I know there's so much

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that our entire state

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has to offer.

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So I'm running

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for governor

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because I believe in a state

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I believe in as people.

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But more importantly

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I know how to deliver results.

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And I know that

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there are a lot of people

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who are dealing with

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the affordability crisis.

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You know

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there are many families

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who are getting less

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even if they're making more

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more money today.

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And so with life

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getting more expensive

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with families

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getting squeezed

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it doesn't mean that

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we can't help

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Wisconsinites out.

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And that's why

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I'm running for governor

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to be a governor

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for all of us.

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Is there a single issue

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that drives you

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or perhaps a lane

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within the Democratic Party

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that defines you?

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Well, I think

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the affordability crisis

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specifically, right?

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Because things

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are rising in costs

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whether we're talking housing

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whether we're talking groceries

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we're seeing it in utilities

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and people are seeing

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the rising inflation under this

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current administration

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and they want somebody who's

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going to be there for them.

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Not just a governor

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who's going to listen

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but who's built

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solutions from the ground up

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who's going to make sure

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that people are at the table

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who are directly impacted

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by the issues we face

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to make sure

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that they can be a part of

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the decision-making

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at the same time.