On Wednesday, Oct. 16, they concluded their journey in Mequon. The bus tour across Wisconsin was completed on Wednesday morning by the governors and other elected state leaders.
The Harris campaign rallied supporters by discussing their plans to lower costs, ensure job security, and protect the rights of Wisconsinites.
“Everyone must understand the significance of their voice and their vote, regardless of whether they reside in a rural, suburban, or urban area. Every vote holds weight,” expressed Senator Baldwin.
According to Governor Whitmer, the upcoming election is expected to be a tightly contested race, with a few key states playing a critical role in determining the outcome. Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania are among the states that will likely have a significant impact on the final result.
According to the latest Marquette Law School Poll, Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump are currently in a neck-and-neck race.
According to the poll, about five percent of the respondents expressed their intention to either vote for an alternative candidate or refrain from voting for a president.
Governor Evers is currently focused on addressing the remaining 5%.
“We are confident in our ability to win, but we are not assuming victory. Instead, we are putting in every effort to ensure that we work diligently to encourage voter turnout,” expressed Governor Evers.
Entrepreneur Eric Hovde, a Wisconsin native, recently visited Oak Creek with the goal of winning over undecided voters.
Hovde credits his presence at the company to his consistent daily interaction with the employees. He believes that his hard work and dedication, from morning till night, spent engaging with people and shaking hands has brought him to this remarkable organization.
Former President Barack Obama is set to embark on a campaign trail in support of Harris. Joined by vice presidential candidate Tim Walz, Obama will make an appearance in Madison on Tuesday, Oct. 22.
