Harris, Trump Wisconsin visit; campaign rallies in Madison, Green Bay
Former President Donald Trump in Green Bay and Vice President Kamala Harris in Madison on Oct. 30.
MILWAUKEE - Donald Trump and Kamala Harris crisscrossed several swing states on Wednesday, Oct 30, passing each other in Wisconsin.
Harris in Madison
Vice President Harris was in Madison on Wednesday evening for a "When We Vote We Win" rally and concert. Gov. Tony Evers was in attendance.
Trump in Green Bay
The former president appeared in Green Bay with retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre, a longtime supporter of Trump and other Republicans.
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Reaction and statements
Team Trump Wisconsin Communications Director Jacob Fischer
"Kamala is in Wisconsin today to clean up her righthand man's comments – calling tens of millions of Americans garbage. I don't think Wisconsinites will buy Kamala's desperate attempt to rewrite her disastrous record or cover up her long-time partner, Joe Biden's comments. On November 5, Wisconsin voters will elect President Trump to fix what Kamala broke and Make America Great Again!"
Wisconsin Democratic Coordinated Campaign Rapid Response Director Kristi Johnston
"Donald Trump is increasingly unstable and unhinged, focused on himself and his own grievances instead of American families. That is why Green Bay’s Republican state Senator Robert Cowles has joined with dozens of other Republicans, independents, and Democrats from across the state to endorse Vice President Harris. A second Trump term would rip away our reproductive rights and raise costs by nearly $4,000 a year on middle class families – that’s not what Green Bay voters are looking for."