GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - With less than 48 hours to go before Election Day, Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine campaigned in Green Bay.
The get out the vote rally, which was held on the UW-Green Bay campus Sunday afternoon, focused on hitting the polls Tuesday and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's comments regarding his taxes.
It was the Virginia Senator's second trip to Wisconsin's 8th Congressional District in the past week, having previously campaigned in Appleton.
Meantime, Trump previously canceled a scheduled appearance in West Allis on Sunday afternoon. The business mogul instead focused on visits to Minnesota and Michigan. His running made, Indiana Governor Mike Pence, campaigned on Saturday in southeast Wisconsin.
According to the final Marquette University Law School poll, released last Wednesday, Democrat Hillary Clinton holds a six-point advantage over Trump Wisconsin. The Badger State, which hasn't backed a GOP presidential candidate since 1984, has 10 electoral votes at stake on Tuesday.
