The Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will return to Michigan to hold a rally in Detroit. The specific details about her visit were not immediately available, but Clinton hasn't been in Michigan since August 11.

On the other hand, the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has been to Michigan five times since the Republican National Convention in mid-July, trying to carve a path through the industrial Midwest that will take him to the White House.

Trump's campaign manager in Michigan, Scott Hagerstrom, has been keeping a public count of the days since Clinton has been back to Michigan, noting that it's time she return to answer questions about trade policies that her husband signed and that she supported as a U.S. Senator from New York.

He said in a statement, that, “We are glad Hillary has decided to accept our challenge and finally show up in Michigan after nearly 60 days."

Clinton has said she would renegotiate current trade deals like NAFTA and would not support the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal as candidate of president if she wins the White House.

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