Vice President Kamala Harris spoke out against those comments while talking to reporters Monday. Vance spoke for around 45 minutes to over supporters Monday. He touched on issues both he Trump have hit on in the campaign, including the economy, the southern border and inflation. Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz spoke there last week. Trudy Hittner of Kronenwetter was one of the voters there.
Walz was also in Wisconsin Monday, speaking to union members in Manitowoc. He held a political event in Waukesha later in the day. Both campaigns have been flooding swing states including Wisconsin during the final stretch of the campaign. Along with the events with the vice presidential candidates Monday, Harris is scheduled to hold a rally in Madison Wednesday, and former President Bill Clinton will be campaigning for her in the state Thursday. Trump has two rallies scheduled this week, speaking to voters near Green Bay on Wednesday and in Milwaukee on Friday.
The most recent Marquette University Law School poll found Harris was narrowly leading Trump 48 percent to 47 percent among likely voters in the race. That same poll also found the economy was the top issue for registered voters. Email This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Vance, Walz back in Wisconsin for final day of campaigning. JD Vance touts law and order during Milwaukee campaign visit.
