Leaders from nearly half a dozen labor and skilled trades unions, representing thousands of workers across the state, joined Crowley Tuesday to promote him as an ally for labor and the labor movement. At a Crowley campaign event the previous night, Gov. When pressed on how he is differentiating himself from Hong in the final days of the race, Crowley replied, “I’m not paying attention to anybody else’s policies. Labor leaders, too, are standing by Crowley because he has already delivered for them in the past, they told reporters Tuesday. Mike Adamavich, Wisconsin state director for the Northern Midwest Regional Council of Carpenters, referenced the stadium deal.