Vice President Vance is set to travel to Tyler, Texas, on Tuesday for a campaign event. This visit marks his second trip to the state in two weeks, following a previous stop in Harlingen. The campaign activity in Texas comes as recent polling data suggests Democrats are gaining ground in the state, a traditional Republican stronghold.

This visit is part of a broader push by the Republican ticket to solidify support in Texas. It follows closely on the heels of President Trump’s own recent campaign schedule, which included a stop in San Antonio last Wednesday and an additional visit to North Texas the week prior. While the specific policy focus of Vance’s upcoming speech in Tyler has not been detailed, the frequency of these visits underscores the importance the campaign is placing on maintaining its electoral advantage in the region amid shifting poll numbers.