Candidates up and down your ballot are making sure they visit northeast Wisconsin just over two weeks from Election Day, and it is not to see the fall colors. Former President Donald Trump announced this week that he will visit Green Bay on October 30th for a rally at the Resch Center. The event comes two weeks after Vice President Kamala Harris made her own visit to Titletown at the neighboring Resch Expo. This is life living in a swing state, which national media like the Washington Post, New York Times, and 60 Minutes have spent time covering. Working on campaigns up and down the ballot is nothing new for Kirt Johnson, who now serves as the chairperson for the Republican Party of Kewaunee County. He says signs for Republican candidates are flying out of their Luxemburg headquarters, and membership is up 50 percent. He says visits like Trump's and Harris' only fan the flames of enthusiasm for both parties.

U.S. Senate candidates Tammy Baldwin and Eric Hovde and Eighth Congressional District candidates Kristin Lyerly and Tony Wied are also crisscrossing the area for campaign appearances. Early in-person voting opened on Tuesday in Wisconsin.