Now to you decide. Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala
Harris and her running mate,
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz on a campaign blitz today making
stops in Wisconsin and later on in Detroit.
Republican Vice presidential nominee JD Vance also making stops there,
even crossing paths with the Harris Walls team on the
tarmac in Wisconsin.
As for former President Donald Trump,
he is preparing for his next rally,
which will be Friday night in Montana.
So now that voters know who is on both tickets,
where do things stand now?
Well, Jeff Cole went to the all important collar counties
to get some of those answers.
Jeff.
Yeah, listen, the campaign is underway.
These tickets are set. Pennsylvania will clearly serve as a
battleground for the campaign,
but our voters ready for the oncoming combat
lunchtime in Westchester has the relaxed feel of summer starting
a two week vacation.
22 year old Michael Gordino thinks of the coming election
and considers a change.
Honestly, I've been devoting Democrat last election
this year. It's a it's a coin toss.
I don't know, but I'll definitely vote.
Just it comes down to the wire at this point.
You're not quite sure? I'm not quite sure.
These are very different people,
obviously very different. Democrats saw their ticket for the first
time Tuesday in Northville as Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor
Tim Walz held a raucous coming out party at Temple,
offering a stark choice. A country of freedom,
compassion
and rule of law,
or a country of chaos,
fear and hate? Banker Hank Overly views the coming months
with a mixture of excitement and concern.
It's disconcerting.
America's torn. You have 45%
on the right, 45% on the left.
So it's really only the five or 10%
in the center that I think are going to decide
this crazy election.
Opinion polls do find Americans deeply divided on the questions
of the day.
In the Delaware County seat of media,
some voters are anxious about politics as blood sport.
Everything that Kamala Harris touches has been a disaster,
and we have got to kick her out of the
United States government,
not give her promotion. It's hard right now to want
to be a part of all of this.
It's a lot of tension and arguing,
and it should be a very peaceful place.
We live in a very beautiful world.
Trump, Vance, Harris, Walls, the races joined.
The differences are sharp. But in the Commonwealth,
there is clarity, a clear sense that Governor Josh Shapiro
will have his day. I was a little disappointed that
Shapiro didn't get picked,
but I understand where it's coming from.
And, you know, he's
young. He's got the next chance.
Now, Governor Shapiro obviously did not get the Democratic nod
for vice president,
but some we spoke to today,
we're quite happy to keep him just where he is
in media.
I'm Jeff Cole, FOX 29 News folks.
All right. Thank you, Jeff.