Tim Kaine brings Democratic campaign to Houston
HOUSTON (KTRK) -- The race for the White House made a stop in Houston this morning with Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine.
PHOTOS: Tim Kaine speaks in Houston
Kaine spoke at 10am at the communication workers Union Hall in Downtown Houston.
The senator comes to town as a series of new polls suggest Hillary Clinton could win Texas.
A recently released poll by Texas Lyceum shows Donald Trump is in the lead by seven points. That's still a sizable lead, but there may be inroads for the Clinton campaign.
When asked about immigration issues, 59 percent of respondents oppose building a wall on the border.
However, Texans do believe that immigration is one of the top issues facing the state.
A majority of those questioned believe immigration is a benefit to Texas.
Another poll out of the Washington Post shows Texas as tied between Trump and Clinton.
The Clinton campaign has opened a field office in Houston to try to make more inroads in the state.
Meanwhile, a University of Houston poll shows Clinton up by 10 points here in Harris County.
