MILFORD, New Hampshire — No longer the leader of the presidential pack, Gov. Scott Walker on Sunday kicked off a two-day, 10-county motorcycle tour of the state that hosts the first primary contest of the 2016 presidential contest.
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Republican presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker waves Sunday as he rides the backroads in Washington, N.H., during a two-day motorcycle tour through the nation's earliest presidential primary voting state.
The former GOP 2016 frontrunner says he is refocusing his campaign on what attracted voters to him in the first place.
Walker spoke Thursday at Eureka College, alma mater of his political hero, Ronald Reagan.
Attendees at a two-day Republican event in Nashua note his strong conservative resume, but also newcomer status.
The governor highlighted his accomplishments, though recent polls show his support in Wisconsin is flagging.
