Gerron Jordan

Morning & 11AM Anchor @wisn12news | Co-Host, UPFRONT | EMMY Winner, Murrow Recipient | Adjunct @MarquetteU | Proud @HowardU Alum | Chicago native

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

Choose Joy. Be Kind. Always.

Love, Gerron❤️

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

One of the Ole Miss students seen beating their chests and making monkey noises outside of a Black students apartment has ties to Wisconsin.

Alaina Kunes has withdrawn from the university and issued an apology. Her father is the former COO of the Kunes Auto Group @WISN12News

[CBS Mornings @CBSMornings]

A CBS Mornings Exclusive: The University of Mississippi freshmen who captured the viral video of two white students making monkey gestures and sounds outside their apartment door speak out for the first time. The students and one of their mothers tell @Jerickaduncan how they feel now that one of the students involved has voluntarily withdrawn from the school.

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

Good morning and Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to the brave men and women who have served the country 🇺🇸

@WISN12News 4:30-7AM

📲STREAMING: https://t.co/9uwqF3O7ju

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

@CharlesBenson4 Congrats, Charles! Wishing you the best in all that’s to come.

[Matt Smith @mattsmith_news]

New Dem leadership in the state Senate announced:

[Tim Crispy @TimCrispy]

🎶”Bauers”🎶
(Miley Cyrus - Flowers Parody)
#WonOurWay #thisismycrew @Brewers

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

Good morning, Tuesday! Off the rails before 6AM 😂 Join us.

@WISN12News 4:30-7AM ☀️

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[Matt Smith @mattsmith_news]

"It's not going to be me ... whomever runs really should spend a fair amount of time talking with voters."

Former Gov. Scott Walker rules out 2028 U.S. Senate bid, analyzes election results + moving forward for WI GOP: "It's going to be a couple of years in the wilderness."

[Matt Smith @mattsmith_news]

"This does not mean it was a full embrace of Democrats."

"The scary thing on our side is there was nothing we could have done."

Democratic strategist Joe Zepecki, Republican Bill McCoshen on Election Night, the fallout and looking ahead:

[Matt Smith @mattsmith_news]

"If the bill was to reach my desk, I will sign it."

Gov-elect David Crowley says he would sign legislation that immediately redrew Wisconsin's Congressional maps

Will he be a rubber stamp for the Dem-controlled Legislature + his first 100 days here:

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

Good Sunday morning! Join us on UPFRONT for Governor-elect David Crowley’s first TV interview since Tuesday’s election @WISN12News

[Matt Smith @mattsmith_news]

"We knew about this, yes."

Gov-elect David Crowley says he knew about the county budget error before Election Day. It was revealed to board supervisors the day after he won: "We wanted to make sure we could communicate what happened..."

SUN ON UPFRONT: THE FIRST 100 DAYS

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

We caught Pokemon fans camped out at the Best Buy and Target in Menomonee Falls this morning ahead of the newest Pokemon card drop @WISN12News @ChopperMatt

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

NEW: We've learned a social media threat originating from Tucson, Arizona prompted today’s closure of Cudahy High School. Police in Arizona arrested the student responsible @WISN12News https://t.co/ic99JqCCmy

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

Good morning, Thursday. We’re finally starting to feel and look like November. Jason’s tracking a dreary, drizzly day ahead.

@WISN12News 4:30-7AM ☁️

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[Yee Leng Xiong @yeeforwi]

Friends, family, supporters, and fellow Wisconsinites,

Today, we made history.

But this moment is about more than one election or one person. It is about the people of Wisconsin, about the struggles we carry, the sacrifices we make, and the hope that keeps us moving forward.

It belongs to the parents working long hours to provide for their children. To the families doing everything they can to make ends meet. To the neighbors who have faced loss, uncertainty, and setbacks, yet still find the strength to get up and try again.

It belongs to everyone who has ever wondered whether their voice mattered or whether someone like them could make a difference.

Your voice matters. Your story matters. And this victory belongs to you.

My own journey has been shaped by hardship, sacrifice, and the belief that a better tomorrow is possible. As a Hmong refugee, I carry the history of my family and community with humility. I am here because of the sacrifices of those who came before me and because so many Wisconsinites believed in what we could do together.

To every friend and neighbor who stood with us: thank you. You knocked on doors, made calls, donated, shared your stories, and gave this campaign your heart. Through every conversation and every act of kindness, you showed me Wisconsin at its best.

To our volunteers, endorsers (specifically Senator Baldwin and Former Lt. Governor Barbara Lawton) donors, mentors, community partners, and leaders: thank you for trusting us and for believing in this journey.

To my mom, my dad, my stepmom, Fong, Bee Van, Kim, VP, Toua, Matthew, Cinda, Pa Yiar, Dr. Chungyia, Maiyoua, Mary, Mary Lou, Dr. Maysee, Thay, Dawn, Dr. Chia, Dr. Thomas, Dr. Chava, Lar Kong, Ntxhais, Nate, Vik, Meilyn, Steve, Victor, Dao, Xue, Vue, Vaming, John, Lee, Roger, Ntxoovpos, Bee Kevin, Pasoua, Zoov Lag, Dr. Ming, Kyle, Charlie, Phil, Maura, Mike, Ian, Jennifer, Abigale, Chandra, Garren and so many more people, you have been my strength through every step of this journey. I love you, and I am grateful beyond words.

And Emily, my campaign manager: you walked through every high and every low with me. When the days were long and the road was hard, you kept showing up. You gave this campaign your heart and saw it through to the finish. I could not have asked for a better partner in this work, and I will never forget what you gave to it.

Mom, Dad and Stepmom: you sacrificed so much so I could stand here today. I hope you can see how far your hope has carried us.

Today, we celebrate. Tomorrow, we get to work.

I know I alone, cannot solve every challenge Wisconsin faces alone. But I promise to serve with integrity, transparency, and a commitment to expanding opportunity. I will listen, work hard, and remember the people and communities who brought us here.

Thank you, Wisconsin, for putting your trust in me. I am deeply honored to serve as your State Treasurer-elect.

Our story is still being written and we will write its next chapter together.

[Rob Mentzer @robertmentzer]

Yee Leng Xiong of the Wausau area will be Wisconsin’s next state treasurer. He’s the first Hmong American elected to a statewide office anywhere in the country. https://t.co/jVw6tRoudg

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

Complete results from an historic election night in Wisconsin ⬇️
https://t.co/XV8Xy4Pv1x

[Gerron Jordan @GerronJordan]

Good morning! It was an historic election night in Wisconsin and across the country. We have team coverage of the big races and the shift of power from Madison to Washington.

@WISN12News 4:30-7AM ☔️

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[JR Ross @jrrosswrites]

AP calls it: @yeeforwi wins the treasurer's race, becoming the first Hmong American elected to statewide office in the United States.