GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - Minnesota Governor and candidate for Vice President Tim Walz announced on Thursday that his campaign will be making two stops in Wisconsin on Monday, including Green Bay. On Monday, October 14, Governor Tim Walz will be making campaign stops in Green Bay and Eau Claire, Wisconsin, marking the Governor's fifth trip to the Dairy State since becoming Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate. With just over 20 days until election day that Monday, Walz aims to speak directly to Wisconsin voters about the election and the matchup between Vice President Harris and former President Donald Trump. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers visits Shawano to discuss $115 million in grants to fund community facilities That morning Governor Walz will first arrive in Eau Claire then he will travel to Green Bay later that afternoon. Specific details about each campaign stop have yet to be specified. Harris and Walz held a joint rally in Eau Claire this past August and Walz most recently campaigned in Superior and Wausau last month.