Wisconsin Republicans are gathering Saturday to consider whether to endorse a candidate in the hotly contested governor's race, as some argued they shouldn't pick a favorite before the August primary in the battleground state.
The top candidates in the governor's race were slated to make their pitch for an endorsement to more than 1,500 delegates attending the annual convention in the Madison suburb of Middleton. But first, those delegates must decide whether to include a “no endorsement” option as suggested by one gubernatorial candidate and other activists.
