Vice President Kamala Harris is actively campaigning in Michigan alongside Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, focusing on manufacturing and the middle class ahead of the upcoming elections. They are set to hold a rally in Ann Arbor featuring singer Maggie Rogers, as well as make stops at significant locations including a semiconductor manufacturer in Saginaw County that recently received a substantial federal grant. Harris aims to rally voters and discuss investments in manufacturing communities, contrasting her approach with that of former President Trump, who criticized the CHIPS Act. Harris also engaged with supporters in Detroit and Birmingham, emphasizing education and support for unions. As early voting begins, her campaign seeks to energize the electorate with promises to uplift middle-class families and improve educational opportunities.