The two-term Democrat is expected to also head to Nebraska, Wisconsin, Ohio and Minnesota for town hall meetings.

If Republicans won’t hold town halls? Well, Minnesota’s Democratic Governor Tim Walz says he will. He’s off to a number of Midwest U.S. House Districts that are GOP-leaning to spread the message Democrats are there to support their families.

Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is launching a tour of town halls in red districts across the U.S. beginning this week. Walz confirmed the tour plans in a Wednesday post on X, writing that he intends to “lend a megaphone” to Americans.

The governor will travel to Iowa on Friday and Nebraska on Saturday to hold events in GOP districts, a promise he first made last week.

Walz is planning stops beginning on Friday in Iowa's 3rd District, which is represented by Rep. Zach Nunn, and will then head to Nebraska's 2nd District, home to Rep. Don Bacon, according to national media reports. His office also has stops planned in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Ohio as well.

Tim Walz is headed back out on the road – this time, for a tour of House districts represented by Republicans, some of whom have stopped holding town halls amid the raucous receptions their colleagues have gotten across the country.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is heading back out onto the road, except this time, he’s launching a national tour of town halls in Republican districts.

Former Vice President Tim Walz is expected to start a national tour and one of the stops he will make will be in Ohio. Walz, the current Governor of Minnesota, plans to host town halls in Republican districts.

Former Democratic vice presidential nominee and current Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will appear in Omaha Saturday morning.