Crowley Proposes Stock Limits
Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate David Crowley unveiled a package of anti-corruption proposals aimed at limiting stock trading by elected officials. The plan seeks to increase transparency and restore public trust in government.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley proposed strict new anti-corruption measures on September 14, seeking to ban elected officials from trading individual stocks and gambling in prediction markets. The policy package targets perceived ethical lapses in government operations across United States politics. Crowley faces Republican opponent Tom Tiffany in the November 3 election.
