Gov. Tim Walz will make multiple stops in Southern Nevada on Sunday to encourage early voting, from attending an early vote canvass launch to joining a Raiders watch party.
The Democratic vice presidential nominee’s first stop will be a “Fighting for Reproductive Freedom” bus tour, where he will be joined by Kaitlyn Joshua, who was turned away from two emergency rooms in Louisiana while experiencing a miscarriage. At that event, he will kick off a Las Vegas Get out the Early Vote canvass launch, according to the Harris-Walz campaign.
He will then encourage early voting at a Native Americans for Harris-Walz event, and in the afternoon he will join a Latinos con Harris-Walz get-out-the-vote event and watch party for the Raiders football game.
Walz’ visit comes in the middle of Nevada’s two-week stretch of early voting that ends Nov. 1. Republicans have outnumbered Democrats in early voting turnout, with nearly 230,000 votes cast to Democrats’ nearly 200,000. Of the Nonpartisan and third-party voters, 144,000 have cast votes, as of Sunday morning.
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