For the second time this month, Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz will make a trip to Wisconsin this Friday as both the Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaigns continue to make the state a frequent stop.
The Harris-Walz campaign says Governor Walz will arrive at Central Wisconsin Airport in Mosinee, Wisconsin. This is the same location where former President Donald Trump held a rally on Saturday in front of a crowd of about 7,000 people.
In the evening, Governor Walz will participate in political events in Wausau.
From Thursday, September 12th through Sunday, September 15th, the Harris-Walz will continue the campaign’s efforts to “mobilize support, drive enthusiasm, and reach the voters who will decide this election”. Governor Walz is also scheduled to appear in Michigan the same day he will be in Wisconsin, with stops in Grand Rapids and Lansing before flying to Mosinee.
The latest Harris-Walz campaign tour is set to begin two days after Vice President Harris debates former President and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on ABC. Governor Walz’s wife Gwen will be in La Crosse, Wisconsin Tuesday night attending a debate watch party.
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