AP – Madison, Wisconsin In the waning days of the election, former president Barack Obama, who twice won Wisconsin with wide margins, is visiting the key state to support the Democratic governor and opponent of Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson.
On October 29, Obama intends to host an early voting event in Milwaukee, the state’s largest city and the location of the majority of African American voters.
Lt. Gov.
Mandela Barnes is taking against Johnson and, if successful, would become Wisconsin’s first Black senator.
Tim Michels is a challenger to Governor Tony Evers. Marquette polls for months have shown that race to be about even..
Obama visiting Wisconsin to campaign for Evers and Barnes
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