MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Scott Walker says voters will have a clear-cut choice when deciding in November whether to vote for him or Democratic challenger Mary Burke. Walker spoke Wednesday after Burke easily advanced in the Democratic primary Tuesday. Walker says he will be laying out an optimistic vision for the state, while also drawing a contrast with Burke. Walker on Wednesday released a new television ad that talks about his approving $100 million in worker training. The spot doesn’t mention Burke. His campaign refuses to identify five people who appear in the ad and say they recently got jobs, saying it is respecting their right to privacy.
