Vice President Mike Pence to campaign in Waukesha
President Donald Trump has announced Vice President Mike Pence will visit Wisconsin next week.Continuing Coverage:
President Donald Trump has announced Vice President Mike Pence will visit Wisconsin next week.Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in WisconsinThe vice president will be in Waukesha on Tuesday for a “Make America Great Again” campaign rally.He will stop at Weldell manufacturing.Doors open to the public at 10 a.m. and close at 11:30 a.m.Pence was scheduled to speak at noon. The campaign has not announced any safety details for Pence’s visit.At previous events, guests have had their temperatures checked, hand sanitizer was available and they had to sign waivers, but masks were not required to be worn. Gov. Tony Evers ordered restrictions on the capacity of indoor public events but they exempt political rallies. Pence was expected to speak about jobs, the economy and American manufacturing.The Waukesha County Health Department said earlier this year there was community transmission of COVID-19 and recommended social distancing and following Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. As of Thursday afternoon, there were nearly 8,600 confirmed positive cases in Waukesha County.At least 96 patients have died.Those wanting to attend can request two free tickets online.The campaign has not said how many tickets would be available. Eric Trump will hold an event Monday at Village Bowl in Menomonee Falls.Sign up for coronavirus email alerts from WISNGet breaking news alerts with the WISN 12 app.Follow us: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube
President Donald Trump has announced Vice President Mike Pence will visit Wisconsin next week.
Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in Wisconsin
The vice president will be in Waukesha on Tuesday for a “Make America Great Again” campaign rally.
He will stop at Weldell manufacturing.
Doors open to the public at 10 a.m. and close at 11:30 a.m.
Pence was scheduled to speak at noon.
The campaign has not announced any safety details for Pence’s visit.
At previous events, guests have had their temperatures checked, hand sanitizer was available and they had to sign waivers, but masks were not required to be worn.
Gov. Tony Evers ordered restrictions on the capacity of indoor public events but they exempt political rallies.
Pence was expected to speak about jobs, the economy and American manufacturing.
The Waukesha County Health Department said earlier this year there was community transmission of COVID-19 and recommended social distancing and following Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines.
As of Thursday afternoon, there were nearly 8,600 confirmed positive cases in Waukesha County.
At least 96 patients have died.
Those wanting to attend can request two free tickets online.
The campaign has not said how many tickets would be available.
Eric Trump will hold an event Monday at Village Bowl in Menomonee Falls.
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