Both campaigns for Wisconsin governor spent Monday crisscrossing the state on bus tours, eight days before voters decide the race on Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris rallied with David Crowley at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee. Harris, who backs Crowley, told the crowd she knew many people had spent the past year and a half feeling anger, sadness and a sense of powerlessness, along with fear in many communities.

The rally came before Game 3 of the World Series, and when someone in the crowd shouted a cheer for the Brewers, the Giants fan laughed it off and wished Milwaukee good luck.

Congressman Tom Tiffany had campaigned earlier Monday in Kenosha, where he argued the Crowley campaign was desperate for bringing Harris to Wisconsin. President Trump has endorsed Tiffany.

Early, in-person voting is already underway across Wisconsin ahead of the Nov. 3 election.