Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are set to visit Wisconsin this week, as confirmed by a campaign official. Both Harris and Walz will be making separate visits to the Badger State.
On Monday, October 14, Walz will kick off a bus tour of Democratic governors who are endorsing him and Harris in Wisconsin. His first stops will be in Eau Claire and Green Bay.
Joe Biden’s running mate, Tim Walz, has been making his presence felt in Wisconsin. This marks his fifth visit to the state since being selected as the Democratic vice presidential nominee. In September, Walz made a notable visit to Wausau and Superior, where he emphasized the economic plan designed to benefit rural voters.
On Thursday, October 17, Harris is set to make multiple stops in the swing state. She will be visiting Milwaukee, La Crosse, and Green Bay. This will mark her sixth visit to Wisconsin since she announced her presidential campaign.
During her visit to Ripon, the birthplace of the Republican Party, Harris addressed Republican and Independent voters, reaffirming her commitment to being a president for all Americans.
The Democratic presidential ticket is making a series of visits to battleground states this week, including stops in Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, and Nebraska.
No additional details were provided about the visits by the campaign.