Both candidates for Wisconsin governor want to reorganize and refocus the state's agency for job creation. Tom Barrett (D) has proposed moving the Department of Commerce's economic development staff into a new Office of Job Creation headed by a director who would report directly to the governor. Scott Walker (R) would hire an experienced economic development professional to head up a newly consolidated agency that replaces the department. Uncertainty regarding the state's ongoing commitment to stem cell research also has become a focal point of the race with the two candidates on opposing sides of the issue. Throughout his term as governor, Jim Doyle, who is not seeking a third term, worked with the legislature to establish state incentives to promote and enhance the biotechnology industry and expand stem cell research. Media reports indicate Barrett supports embryonic stem cell research while Walker advocates adult stem cell research and would support a ban on embryonic stem cell research.