Minnesota Governor Tim Walz rallied North Carolinians in Wilmington, emphasizing the importance of voting in a key battleground state as early voting is underway. During his speeches, he humorously criticized former President Donald Trump and highlighted the stark contrast between the Harris-Walz campaign and Trump's grievances. Walz noted that this election is not just about the next four years but about the future of the next 40 years, addressing critical issues like reproductive rights and climate change. He expressed confidence that a small number of votes could determine the outcome in North Carolina. Walz's visit follows previous campaign stops in the state, including one with former President Bill Clinton, underlining the urgency for voter engagement. With over 1 million votes already cast, Walz's message is clear: every vote matters.