First Lady Jill Biden and Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff are set to storm Michigan in what appears to be a high-energy bid to drum up support ahead of the looming presidential showdown. The duo will kick things off Thursday in Marquette, joining forces for multiple campaign events across the battleground state.

After touching down at Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport, Biden and Emhoff's blitz will see them addressing the public and rallying allies. The pair are scheduled to participate in a community event with members of the Bay Mills Indian Community and the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians. But the couple's agenda extends beyond political hobnobbing, with Friday set to host a health care listening session with the same tribal communities.

The engagement doesn't stop there; a tour of the strategic Soo Locks is also slotted, emphasizing President Biden's Investing in America Agenda. As detailed by CBS News Detroit, this visit marks a key moment to discuss infrastructural investment and its impact on the local and national stage.

Not missing a beat, the First Lady and Second Gentleman will then dart over to Midland for another political event, before concluding their whirlwind tour in Detroit with additional remarks set for Saturday. Amidst these engagements, as per a WLNS report, Michigan's status as a swing state hangs in the balance, with the latest New York Times polls suggesting that Biden is trailing behind Republican former President Donald Trump in this critical electorate battleground.

Meanwhile, the First Lady is also scheduled to make a quick hop to New York on Saturday, signifying an unrelenting campaign schedule. Additionally, President Biden himself is expected to address a crowd at the 69th annual NAACP Fight for Freedom Dinner in Detroit on May 19, as WXYZ reports. With the political season heating up, it seems the Bidens are poised to leave no stone unturned in securing Michigan's favor.