Vice President Joe Biden is set to make a campaign stop in Green Bay.
Biden is scheduled to appear at the National Railroad Museum on Sunday afternoon. The event is open to members of the public who picked up free tickets.
The stop is part of the Obama-Biden campaign's "Road to Charlotte" tour, which comes ahead of the Democratic National Convention that starts Tuesday in North Carolina.
Biden's decision to visit Wisconsin may be an attempt to chisel away at support for Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan, who's from Janesville.
Biden is expected to touch on themes including the importance of strengthening the middle class.
Republican Mitt Romney's campaign says the Obama administration has failed to offer solutions to Wisconsin or the nation.
