Tim and Gwen Walz campaign event in Superior, Wisconsin

On a Saturday afternoon, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and First Lady Gwen Walz held a campaign event in Superior, Wisconsin, as part of their efforts leading up to the November 5 election. This event is part of a broader strategy by the Democratic campaign, which is focusing on key battleground states known as the 'blue wall.' Vice President Kamala Harris is also actively campaigning in these states, with several scheduled events in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Harris's campaign has been robust, with significant outreach efforts including over 500,000 doors knocked in Wisconsin alone. The campaign has seen a surge in volunteer sign-ups, with more than 3,000 new volunteers joining since the recent debate with Trump. This indicates a strong mobilization effort as the election date approaches. In terms of financial backing, Harris's campaign is set to outspend Trump’s campaign significantly in television advertising, with a ratio of 2-to-1. The Democratic campaign has secured over $280 million in advertising reservations, while Trump’s team has reserved $133 million, although this figure is expected to increase. The Democratic Party's infrastructure in battleground states has been described as superior, which may play a crucial role in the upcoming election. With Harris's extensive campaign activities and the support of grassroots organizations, the Democrats are positioning themselves strongly as they head into the final stretch of the campaign.