Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz will be in Arizona on Tuesday.
The Minnesota governor is scheduled to arrive at Sky Harbor around 11 a.m., then deliver remarks at a political event in the afternoon.
It’s his first solo trip to the Sun Belt since becoming Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate. It will be his second trip to Arizona in just over a month, after he rallied alongside Harris at an event in Glendale in early August.
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Both VP candidates are campaigning in southern Arizona on Wednesday, as efforts intensify to try to secure the coveted swing state. -
In the aftermath of Hillary Clinton’s defeat in 2016, Paola Ramos realized the campaign had made the mistake assuming that Latino voters would find Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric repulsive. In her new book, Ramos sets out to understand what she calls the “rightward drift” of Latinos in America.
