LANCASTER, Pa – Gov. Tim Walz arrived in bucolic Lancaster, Pennsylvania Wednesday morning to mixed reviews from locals in the 10th most populous city of the critical swing state. Though the county has voted red since 2012, Walz’s arrival was met with great enthusiasm – both for and against the ticket he represents. Retired Lebanon Valley College sociology professor Carolyn Hanes, for one, gushed over Walz’s arrival, and the prospect of voting for the Democratic ticket. “I’m so excited about Harris and Walz. I think they’re great,” 76-year-old Hanes said. “I can’t wait to be saying ‘Madam President.’ Both of them, I…