President Joe Biden visiting Milwaukee, White House announces

MILWAUKEE - President Joe Biden plans to make a visit to Milwaukee on Tuesday, just a week before Republican presidential hopefuls will be in the city for the first debate of the 2024 cycle.

The White House announced on Friday that Biden will "deliver remarks on how Bidenomics is Investing in America to grow the economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down."

The visit will come two weeks after Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to southeast Wisconsin to tout investment in broadband Internet and then went to Milwaukee for a fundraiser.

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The trip will be Biden's sixth as president to Wisconsin, one of a handful of swing states. He was last in the state in February when he toured a Madison-area union training center.

Biden's trip comes ahead of the Aug. 23 Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee. The state's largest city will also host the Republican National Convention next summer.

Biden won Wisconsin  by just under 21,000 votes in 2020 over former President Donald Trump. Trump has not committed to attending this month's debate.