Former President Donald Trump is campaigning in Michigan and Wisconsin on August 29, 2024, as he seeks to regain ground in battleground states he previously won in 2016 but lost in 2020. His first stop is in Potterville, Michigan, where he will discuss economic issues, including inflation and the auto industry, marking his third visit to the state in nine days. Polls indicate Vice President Kamala Harris currently holds a slight lead over Trump in Michigan, with her campaign generating enthusiasm following her recent nomination. After Michigan, Trump will travel to La Crosse, Wisconsin, for a town hall event moderated by Tulsi Gabbard. His campaign strategy focuses on key states like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, aiming to regain support in the industrial northern bloc. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party rallies around Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz, hoping to retain these crucial electoral territories.