Michele Obama will come to Merrillville, Indiana tomorrow to campaign for her husband, Barack Obama.

Reports the Northwest Indiana Times:

U.S. Sen Barack Obama’s wife has announced a Friday campaign stop in Merrillville.

Michelle Obama will visit the Merrillville Intermediate School’s Larry Martin Gymnasium at 5 p.m. Friday to boost visibility for her husband’s campaign for the Democratic nomination for president.

Free tickets for the event will be available at www.barackobama.com. A ticket will be required for admission. Doors open at 4 p.m. The campaign asks people not to bring bags. No signs or banners will be permitted.

It will be the fifth presidential campaign stop in Northwest Indiana in three weeks.

Andrea Palm, a Hillary Clinton health care adviser, visited Valparaiso University on Wednesday.

Also, stumping for Hillary Clinton — in a private event that you probably aren’t invited to attend — will be Kathleen Kennedy Townsend.

Reports the South Bend Tribune:

Townsend, the daughter of the late Sen. Robert F. “Bobby” Kennedy, is traveling through Indiana for the Clinton campaign.

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