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Republican Vice Presidential nominee J.D. Vance was in North Carolina today

where he watched the football game between

Appalachian State and East Carolina. Speaking to reporters at the Pitt Greenfield Airport,

he said if people want things to change in the US, they shouldn't vote for Democrat

Kamala Harris.

We're not going to get the change of dispensary needs.

We're not going to lower inflation

or secure the border and give Kamala Harris

doing exactly what she's already done for another four years.

And he said the only way Donald Trump loses the election is if people don't turn out to vote.

Democratic Vice presidential candidate Tim Walls meanwhile,

campaign in Superior Wisconsin today, where he praised the women and his family,

and those women also running for office this year.

Chuck Kornbach of Member Station WUWM reports.

Minnesota Governor Wall spoke in the gymnasium of the University of Wisconsin Superior,

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