Labor Day marks the traditional start of fall campaigning, and it looks like the people of Ohio have two months of being blitzed by Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to look forward to. Both campaigns focused on the state Monday, and at one point, the four planes of the candidates and their running mates were all parked on the tarmac of Cleveland's Hopkins International Airport while Bill Clinton campaigned in Cincinnati, Cleveland.com reports. "This is the home stretch," Tim Kaine told reporters. "We have to come to Ohio. You all know this. You're used to this." A roundup of developments:
- Clinton ended what Politico calls a "long standoff with the national press" by speaking with the 40 or so reporters on her new campaign plane. She will now travel with the press on the Boeing 737 instead of in her own private jet, though reporters are still waiting for her to hold her first press conference of 2016.