Former President Donald Trump made his first visit to the deep-red, mostly rural part of Wisconsin in Mosinee, rallying supporters in an event focused on the economy. Taking the stage after 2 pm at Central Wisconsin Airport on Saturday, Trump addressed the crowd amidst new polling showing a tightening race in the crucial swing states of Florida and Texas.

According to the latest Emerson College Polling/The Hill survey released on Friday, Trump currently holds a lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in Florida by five points, with 50 percent of the surveyed individuals supporting him compared to Harris's 45 percent. In Texas, Trump's lead narrows to four points, with 50 percent of respondents favoring him over Harris's 46 percent.

The close competition in both Florida and Texas has intensified the stakes for the upcoming elections. With swing states often playing a decisive role, Trump's visit to Wisconsin highlights the importance of solidifying his base of support in traditionally red areas.

Meanwhile, in a surprising turn of events, former Vice President Dick Cheney, a staunch Republican, has announced that he will cast his vote for Vice President Kamala Harris in November. Cheney's daughter, former congresswoman Liz Cheney, shared her father's sentiments, stating that he believes "there's never been an individual in our country who is as great of a threat to our democracy as Donald Trump is."

As the campaign season progresses, both Trump and Harris will undoubtedly intensify their efforts to secure crucial support in key states such as Wisconsin, Florida, and Texas. The tightening polls highlight the competitive nature of the upcoming elections, with every vote set to make a significant impact on the final outcome.