Vice presidential candidates JD Vance and Tim Walz visited the same Wisconsin city on Monday to make their final pitch to voters in the Badger State.
The rival candidates both spent the morning in La Crosse, a city of around 51,000, to urge their supporters to show up big on Election Day. Former President Donald Trump currently leads Vice President Kamala Harris in Wisconsin 48.6%-48.4%, according to an average of 88 polls from the state.
Vance spoke at the La Crosse Center Monday morning before heading out for a campaign stop in Michigan.
“This is actually my last visit to the state of Wisconsin for this election, but that’s OK,” Vance said. “I promise I will come back as your vice president of the United States because we’re going to win this thing.”
During his speech, Vance jabbed at rival Walz for having to defend the record of Harris.
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