To a crowd of supporters at the Grand Rapids Public Museum Thursday night, vice-presidential nominee Tim Walz says, “The presidency of the United States and the future of our democracy could very well go right through this room in Grand Rapids. That’s how important Michigan is.”
Ilene GouldMichigan matters.
It’s a notion we’ve heard and seen this election cycle, with campaign stops to West Michigan now, officially, from all four candidates at the top of both the Democratic and Republican presidential tickets.
Thursday night, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, and new right hand to Kamala Harris, campaigned in Michigan, marking his second trip to the state since becoming the nominee, and first to Grand Rapids.
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