MILWAUKEE — It's back to battleground Wisconsin for Governor Tim Walz as the Harris-Walz campaign kicks off the 'New Way Forward" bus tour this week.
"With so much at stake in this election, we are blitzing the battlegrounds and leaving it all out on the field," said Michael Tyler, Communications Director for the Harris-Walz Campaign.
Governor Walz is expected in Wisconsin on Friday — but details on times and exact location have not been disclosed.
Watch: Gov. Tim Walz to return to Wisconsin as part of swing state bus tour:
The four-day, multi-state bus tour kicks off Thursday — two days after the presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
Vice-President Harris starts the bus tour on September 12th in North Carolina.
Campaign stops in other swing states include Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff and Minnesota First Lady Gwen Walz.
Former President Trump campaigned in Mosinee, Wis. Saturday.
In addition to the bus tour, the Harris-Walz campaign said it will launch new ads in eight swing states, including Wisconsin focusing on middle-class voters and the housing shortage.
Democrats currently have a $168M advantage in future Presidential reservations.
— AdImpact Politics (@AdImpact_Pol) September 5, 2024
9/6-11/5 in battleground states:#PAPol: 🔵$74.8M🔴$67.8M#GAPol:🔵$38.7M🔴$37.0M#MIPol:🔵$55.7M🔴$28.2M#AZPol:🔵$38.9M🔴$10.4M#WIPol:🔵$32.6M🔴$18.7M#NCPol:🔵$30.5M🔴$1.1M#NVPol:🔵$24.0M🔴$550K pic.twitter.com/CRZg80eUT2
AdImpact Politics currently shows Democrats outspending Republicans in Wisconsin $32.6 million to $18.7 million in future ad buys between now and Election Day.
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