Election 2024 updates: Trump campaign claims it was hacked by 'foreign sources'
Trump’s campaign on Saturday said in a statement it had been hacked.
Fresh off a newly minted Democratic ticket, Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, are set to go on tour, hitting several battleground states in five days -- alongside them and mirroring their schedule state by state is Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance.
On Monday, Harris introduced Walz to a fired-up crowd in Philadelphia; Vance was also in Pennsylvania on Monday. The candidates will campaign next in Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar congratulates Walz
Progressive Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar congratulated her state's governor on Tuesday.
"Our North Star state Governor has signed universal school meals, paid family and sick leave, marijuana legalization, and protections for reproductive rights into law," she wrote on X, also sharing a photo of the two.
-ABC News' Lauren Peller
Pelosi applauds Walz, but says 'to characterize him as left is so unreal'
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reacted on "Morning Joe" to the news that Vice President Kamala Harris is poised to pick Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate, saying: "Tim Walz is wonderful, and she had many good choices."
"Tim Walz, I know very well. He served in the House. To characterize him as left is so unreal. It's just not -- he's right down the middle. He is a heartland of America Democrat. He was the chair of our Veterans' Affairs Committee, and I don't want anybody to forget that -- he made tremendous, tremendous gains for our veterans," Pelosi said.
"We made more progress that has ever been made in the history of our country since the GI Bill under his leadership," she continued.
Pelosi complimented his background and credentials, including serving in the National Guard.
"So, he brings the security credential. He brings the rural credential. And he will do in rural America," Pelosi said.
"So it's really mystifying to me to see someone that I worked with, shall we say, right down the middle characterized on the left in his regard. He has [Harris'] confidence obviously," she added.
"[Walz] has a great vision for our country. It is about working-class families, about rural America, about our veterans. He has won for governor two times in Minnesota," Pelosi added.
-ABC News' Lauren Peller
Minnesota Rep. Betty McCollum calls Walz a 'rock-solid Democrat'
Rep. Betty McCollum, D-Minn., praised Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday, calling him a "rock-solid Democrat."
"Tim Walz is my friend and a former colleague whose Midwest values are rooted in selfless service to our nation, caring for his neighbors, and inspiring students, soldiers and citizens to stand together, dream bigger and never give up," she said in a statement, reacting to the news that Vice President Kamala Harris is poised to pick the Minnesota governor as her running mate.
"Tim is a rock-solid Democrat, a teacher, a football coach, a veteran and a leader who will defend our freedoms and will work to improve the lives of all Americans in every corner of our country," she said.
-ABC News' John Parkinson
Trump reacts to news Harris is poised to pick Tim Walz
Donald Trump on Tuesday reacted to the news that Vice President Kamala Harris is poised to pick Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate.
Trump, in a campaign email, claimed Walz "would be the worst VP in history" and said the governor was "even worse" than Harris.
The pro-Trump super PAC MAGA Inc., a separate entity from the Trump campaign, also released a statement, claiming Walz and Harris are "both far-left radicals that don’t know how to govern."
-ABC News' Rick Klein, Soorin Kim, Lalee Ibssa and Kelsey Walsh