- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz stopped in Lansing as part of a two-day stay in mid-Michigan
- The vice presidential candidate is hoping to garner more votes for the Harris-Walz ticket
- Video shows Walz arriving in Lansing and reaction from voters on both sides of the aisle
The presidential race once again comes to our neighborhood as a vice presidential candidate wrapped up a two-day stay in mid-Michigan.
Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minnesota) arrived at Capital Region International Airport where he was greeted by city officials including Mayor Andy Schor.
Walz was then escorted to East Lansing where he met with Michigan State University students inside the Graduate Hotel.
A crowd gathered near the corner of Abbot Road and Albert Street where police closed off part of the road during Walz’ visit.
PHOTO: SUPPORTERS OF THE HARRIS-WALZ TICKET GATHER IN EAST LANSING TO SEE MINNESOTA GOV. TIM WALZ
Joshua Carter Supporters for Walz and Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for president, are optimistic this November.