A minor injury occurred when Walz's motorcade was involved in a crash on the way to a campaign stop.

On Labor Day, while on the way to a campaign stop in Wisconsin, several vehicles in Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's motorcade were involved in a minor crash, resulting in some minor injuries, according to Walz.

"On the way to the event today, some of my staff and members of the press who were traveling with us were involved in a traffic accident. However, I am relieved to report that everyone involved sustained only minor injuries and will be okay. Thank you."

On Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris and President Biden, who were campaigning together, contacted to inquire about the situation and we are grateful for their concern. Additionally, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the U.S. Secret Service and all local first responders for their prompt response in assisting us. As a result, on behalf of the vice president, myself, and our entire campaign, we are deeply appreciative of your efforts today and every day.

A Walz staff member was seen with a broken arm and received medical attention at the scene, according to a pool report by a reporter.

On Monday, a crash occurred between vans in the motorcade near the back just before 1 p.m., while they were traveling from the airport to LaborFest.

"The pool reporter stated that everyone else seems to be okay despite appearing shaken, while our van was violently thrown forward and hit from behind, slamming into the one in front of us."

Planet Chronicle Digital has reached out to the Harris campaign for comment.

The cause of the crash isn’t yet known.

After delivering his speech at LaborFest, Walz visited injured staffers at a hospital.

On Monday, Walz addressed union workers while Harris campaigned in Pittsburgh and Detroit.