Milwaukee among Top 10 cities with most TV campaign ads
A presidential debate was supposed to be held on Thursday night, Oct. 15. When President Donald Trump said he would not agree to a virtual debate, it was scrapped. Instead, Joe Biden and President Trump decided to hold live, town hall events on competing networks Thursday night as efforts to broadcast their campaign messages intensify -- Election Day less than three weeks away.
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Milwaukee among Top 10 cities with most TV campaign ads
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