ADAM KELNHOFER
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| Republican Vice Presidential nominee JD Vance hosts a rally in Eau Claire, Wis. Tuesday, Sep. 17. |
Republican vice presidential hopeful JD Vance is scheduled to deliver remarks in Racine on Monday evening, according to former President Donald Trump’s campaign.
The Ohio U.S. senator will be at Racine Memorial Hall, where doors will open at 3:30 p.m. Vance is expected to begin speaking two hours later. Those interested in attending can register at www.donaldjtrump.com/events.
The campaign email detailing the event does not specify what Vance will talk about, but most of the notice blames “Kamalanomics” for high cost-of-living increases under the administration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
The email also urges Trump supporters to “get out and vote right away,” after early in-person voting started in Wisconsin Tuesday.
Vance and Trump have both criticized early voting in the past and in this election cycle, with Vance saying as late as last month that he is “a firm believer that we ought to have Election Day in this country and not election season, but we are where we are.”
The announcement comes a day after former President Barack Obama and Harris’ vice presidential pick Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz also urged supporters to vote early in speeches in Madison.
Vance was also in Waukesha on Sunday.
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