Cars accompanying Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s motorcade crashed Monday as the Democratic vice presidential nominee was en route to a campaign event in Milwaukee.
A staff member in a van carrying members of the press appeared to have a broken arm, according to a pool reporter traveling with the governor, after the vehicle was “violently thrown forward” as vehicles collided. Walz’s car was reportedly not involved in the pileup, and it continued on toward the scheduled campaign event.
Vice President Harris’s running mate kicked off the Labor Day holiday by meeting with local leaders in Minnesota. His motorcade was traveling to Wisconsin, where he is scheduled to deliver remarks at the Milwaukee Area Labor Council’s Laborfest.
Other reporters traveling with the governor reportedly suffered scrapes and bruises, and another was feared to have a concussion. The Hill has reached out to the campaign for further details.
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