Today, the Harris and Trump campaigns are actively engaging in various events to mark the Labor Day holiday.
On the Harris side, Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to visit Detroit, followed by a joint appearance with President Joe Biden in Pittsburgh. This event is part of the campaign's strategy to connect with working-class voters in key battleground states. The event is set to take place at 4:45 p.m. ET, as confirmed by the White House.
Additionally, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will be participating in a Labor Day event in Virginia to further support the campaign's outreach efforts.
On the Trump side, allies of the President are gearing up for their own activities. In Michigan, the Trump campaign will be hosting a press video call at 9 a.m. ET. The call will feature current and retired members of the United Auto Workers, who will be sharing their perspectives in response to Harris' visit to Detroit.
Meanwhile, Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz is expected to deliver remarks at the Milwaukee Area Labor Council's Labor-fest 2024 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, underscoring the importance of the labor movement.
These events highlight the significance of Labor Day in the political landscape, with both campaigns actively engaging with voters and stakeholders to convey their messages and garner support as the election season progresses.
