WAUKESHA (WKOW) -- Obama for America says former President Bill Clinton will be campaigning for President Barack Obama on Thursday in Waukesha.
The campaign says Clinton will speak at a grassroots event in Waukesha before traveling to Ohio.
Clinton will speak at the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha Field House. Doors open to the public at 9:15 a.m. The event is free to attend, and no tickets are required. Campaign officials have not said what time the event will begin.
President Obama will also be in Wisconsin on Thursday. He's set to speak in Green Bay in the morning.
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WAUKESHA (WKOW) -- Former President Bill Clinton will campaign in Wisconsin twice this week.
President Barack Obama's campaign announced Wednesday that Clinton will campaign in Waukesha, the heart of Republican territory, on Thursday. The campaign says Clinton will hold a grassroots event to rally supporters and lay out the choice facing American in this election.
Clinton's appearance there comes after he's speaking Wednesday evening in Eau Claire.
It also comes at the same time that Obama will be appearing in Green Bay. The president is scheduled to make a stop at the Green Bay airport, marking his return to the campaign trail following the East Coast hurricane.
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan is campaigning throughout Wisconsin on Wednesday as well. And Vice President Joe Biden is scheduled to be in Beloit and Superior on Friday.
No more details of Clinton's Thursday appearance is being released at this time.
