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UPDATE: WISCONSIN (CBS 58) -- Scott Walker's campaign, Friends of Scott Walker, has announced he will officially announce his bid for re-election as Wisconsin's governor on November 5.
The announcement will take place at Weldall Manufacturing in Waukesha.
The news comes after Walker's campaign already released images of a new campaign logo and ad.
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WISCONSIN (CBS 58) -- It's no secret Governor Scott Walker is expected to seek a third term and now a new campaign ad has been released.
The ad, called "More To Be Done" was released online on Wednesday, October 18 by his campaign, Friends of Scott Walker.
On October 11, a photo of a new logo was tweeted by Walker's Twitter account.
Check out our new logo – and if you’re ready to keep moving WI forward, join our team! https://t.co/QDxSuVN4Q5pic.twitter.com/dyYOwXiYkz
— Scott Walker (@ScottWalker) October 11, 2017
It's a crowded race for state governor. At least 18 democrats have either declared they're running or seriously considering it. Here's a look at the people who have officially entered the race:
Bob Harlow (D)
Andy Gronik (D)
Mike McCabe (D)
Dana Wachs (D)
Michele Doolan (D)
Tony Evers (D)
Robbie Hoffman (D)
Matt Flynn (D)
Kathleen Vinehout (D)