Details announced for Bill Clinton rallies in Minnesota

Former President Bill Clinton will make two stops in Minnesota on Tuesday to rally voters behind President Barack Obama and other Democratic candidates. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. at the University of Minnesota's McNamara Alumni Center in Minneapolis. Doors will open at 12:30 at the Kirby Student Center at the University of Minnesota, Duluth.

Author:: BMTN Staff
Publish date:: Oct 30, 2012

Former President Bill Clinton will make two stops in Minnesota on Tuesday to rally voters behind President Barack Obama and other Democratic candidates. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. at the University of Minnesota's McNamara Alumni Center in Minneapolis. Doors will open at 12:30 at the Kirby Student Center at the University of Minnesota, Duluth.

Clinton was in North Dakota stumping for U.S. Senate candidate Heidi Heitkamp, the Forum reports.

Minnesota, with its 10 delegates, has not been a battleground state for the Obama and Mitt Romney campaigns, but it is getting a bit more attention in the final stretch before Election Day after a Star Tribune poll suggested Obama was ahead by just 3 percentage points in the state.

Both Obama and Mitt Romney have bought TV ads to run in the state in the final week before the election.

Romney's running mate Paul Ryan is scheduled to be in his homestate of Wisconsin on Tuesday, WEAU reports. Vice President Joe Biden has a planned stop in Superior, Wis., on Friday, the Associated Press reports.

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Former President Bill Clinton addressed a crowd of about 1,800 at the University of Minnesota to rally support for President Obama. Clinton says Obama is the best candidate to support the middle class and improve the economy over the next four years.

Former President Bill Clinton will be at St. Cloud State University's Atwood Center Sunday on a campaign stop for President Barack Obama. Also scheduled to stop in Minnesota Sunday is Republican vice presidential candidate U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, who plans on holding a "victory rally" at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

Thousands of people came to St. Cloud State University Sunday night to see former President Bill Clinton at a rally for President Barack Obama, an event that took place just hours after Republican vice presidential candidate held a rally for Mitt Romney at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

The former president has been scheduled to appear Tuesday at campaign rallies for President Barack Obama, Sen. Amy Klobuchar and other DFL candidates, MPR reports. But no other details of the visit were immediately released. A recent poll suggests Mitt Romney is closing the gap in Minnesota.

GOP vice presidential hopeful Paul Ryan rallied 6,500 people at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International AIrport on Sunday, trying to steal a Minnesota win for the Romney-Ryan ticket from Democrats, who have long said the state was safe for President Obama. Meanwhile, former President Bill Clinton is expected back in Minnesota Sunday night for an appearance in St. Cloud.

Democrat Tarryl Clark is one of three DFL candidates looking to unseat GOP Congressman Chip Cravaack in Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District this fall. Former President Clinton wrote in a statement, "Tarryl's focus for almost 25 years has been improving Minnesota. I am confident she will bring the common sense solutions we need to Washington." Clark faces former Rep. Rick Nolan and former Duluth City Councilor Jeff Anderson in the Aug. 14 primary. Nolan is the DFL endorsed candidate.