Instead of heading to the nation's capital, the Minnesota governor will go home to St. Paul, where he still has a job to do for another two years in his second term and where his backyard's political landscape appears to be tilting a slight bit toward Republicans.

Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz was in Harrisburg on Election Day, greeting supporters at the Capitol Diner.

With the clock ticking down to Election Day, Michigan Democrats readied themselves for one last push as they awaited Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz in Hart plaza along Detroit’s riverfront Monday night. Walz’s stop in Detroit — part of a string of live-streamed rallies across the seven battleground states whose votes are essential to securing the

Walz landed at Harrisburg International Airport Tuesday morning, then headed to the Capitol Diner in Harrisburg for an event.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) asked male voters to think about the women in their lives at the campaign’s final Wisconsin event in Milwaukee on Nov. 4.