MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The campaign for Democratic lieutenant governor became a three-way race among state lawmakers when Rep. David Bowen announced he was running for the position. Bowen said Monday he wrestled with the decision to run for lieutenant governor but said a primary faceoff is “good for democracy.” Bowen will face off against state Rep. Sara Rodriguez, of Brookfield, and state Sen. Len Taylor, of suburban Milwaukee, in the August primary. The winner will be paired with Democratic Gov. Tony Evers as his running mate. Bowen said he would focus on young voters and “vulnerable voters who deserve to have something to vote for, not just something to vote against.”
