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VP candidates campaign in Tucson

Jay Corella, Mason Kumet, and Charlie Ramirez
October 10, 2024
Jay Corella
Governor Tim Walz speaks at a rally at Palo Verde High Magnet School on Oct. 9. The vice presidential candidate made Tucson his final stop on his trip to Arizona to encourage early voting.

Vice president candidates Tim Walz and JD Vance came to Tucson on Oct. 9 to hold their own rallies. Walz’s rally was held at Palo Verde High Magnet School, where his main topic was on the border. Vance’s rally was held at the Tucson Speedway, where he spoke for about 20 minutes about the southern border, inflation and energy resources before he left for a campaign event in Mesa.

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Jay Corella
Jay Corella, Multimedia Editor
Jay Corella is a senior studying Journalism and linguistics. He currently works as the assistant multimedia editor for the Daily Wildcat and is an intern with the University of Arizona’s Biocommunications department. In his personal life he enjoys reading, photography and music.