WALKER, Mich. — Former President Donald Trump continues his bid to return to the White House with a campaign stop in West Michigan Friday. Here's what you need to know about the visit.
Trump is scheduled to speak at FALK Production, located at 1782 Northridge Drive NW in Walker, beginning at 2 p.m. Doors will open at 11 a.m. for the event.
Only people who've requested a ticket through the Trump Campaign will be allowed to enter.
All attendees will be required to park at the Deltaplex, then ride a shuttle out to FALK Production. Anyone who tries to arrive at the event's location will be turned away, according to Walker police.
No bags or purses will be allowed inside the facility. It is recommended you leave any bags in your vehicle.
There will be a handful of road closures on Friday. Bristol Avenue between 3 Mile Road and 4 Mile Road, and Northridge between Shipper's Drive and Bristol Avenue will both be shut down starting at 7 a.m. Friday. They are not expected to reopen until 5 p.m.
Temporary road closures will be in place to accommodate the former President's motorcade on its way to and from FALK Production.
School buses will run Friday afternoon, but some routes will be delayed.
Well-traveled campaign trail in Michigan
Republican Vice President nominee JD Vance held a rally in Sparta on September 17. He spoke exclusively with FOX 17 during his visit.
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Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz held several events in Grand Rapids and Lansing on September 12 & 13. Walz also spoke exclusively with FOX 17 during his stop in West Michigan.
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Walz's wife met with Democratic volunteers in Grand Rapids on September 4.
Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump held a rally in Potterville on August 29, the same day Doug Emhoff, husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, appeared at a event in Grand Rapids.
Two days before that Vance held a rally outside Big Rapids.
During the Democratic National Convention on August 20, Trump rallied in Howell.
On August 14 Vance appeared in Byron Township.
Vance also held a press conference outside the Shelby Township Police Department on August 7. Harris and Walz both appeared at a rally at the Detroit Metro Airport the same day, then met with union members from Ford Motor Company the next morning.
The largest event so far in West Michigan came just a week after the assassination attempt on Trump. The former President held his first rally with his VP pick in Van Andel Arena with thousands turned away at the doors.
During the Republican National Convention on July 17, Harris held a campaign event in Kalamazoo.
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