Updated Mon., 6/4 – Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Barrett (D-Milwaukee) will campaign across the state on Monday, June 4. Barrett will meet with voters and supporters in La Crosse, River Falls, Rhinelander, Portage and Kenosha.

“As governor, I will end the political turmoil caused by Scott Walker’s ideological civil war, and will focus on creating jobs, protecting educating, restoring trust in government and being fiscally responsible,” said Barrett. “Unlike the incumbent governor, I will put Wisconsin first instead of my own political career.”

Barrett, who currently serves as the Mayor of Milwaukee, will be in Rhinelander at approximately 1:50 p.m. to visit the newly remodeled Rhinelander Fire Department at 128 West Frederick St. Following that visit, he plans to make several stops downtown, including the Brown Street Mall, before ending his Rhinelander appearance at approximately 2:15 p.m., where he will meet with voters at Trig’s.

Barrett is running against incumbent Rebuplican Gov. Scott Walker in the historic recall election. Voting will take place tomorrow, June 5, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voting within the City of Rhinelander takes place at either the YMCA of the Northwoods at or the new Oneida Senior Center (formerly the Northern Advantage Job Center) at 100 W. Keenan St.

To find your polling location, visit Wisconsin Voter Public Access.