Cratic Williams Endorsed by Madison Democratic Party Activist and Former Police Chief In Hotly Contested Primary

MADISON, WI- Just a week away from the highly contested Democratic Primary, State Representative candidate Tyrone Cratic Williams announces the endorsements of Democratic Party activist and campaign donor Mary Ellyn Sensenbrenner and Retired Police Chief Noble Wray.

“I am proud to have the endorsement of such prominent community leaders,” said Cratic Williams. “It means so much to have the support of Ms. Sensenbrenner, a crucial advocate for the Democratic Party, and Noble Wray, who, like me, is dedicated to criminal justice reform.”

Ms. Sensenbrenner, along with her husband and former Madison mayor Joe Sensenbrenner, are amongst the top contributors of local Democratic candidates.

“I support Tyrone because he is exactly what Madison needs in the State Assembly. He has the most personal and professional experience serving our community out of anyone in this race,” stated Sensenbrenner.

Noble Wray, a retired Madison Police chief and influential community leader, has continued to push for police reform even after his retirement, encouraging officers to address their implicit racial bias, much like Cratic Williams.

“In such a crowded primary, I am especially grateful to have their support and am honored that they are confident that I am the best candidate to represent district 76,” Cratic Williams stated.

NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.