DETROIT – Former Vice President Joe Biden stopped in Michigan on Friday and made public remarks on maintaining the Affordable Care Act as well as praising Michigan Gov. Local 4′s Mara MacDonald sat down with Biden for a one-on-one conversation. Both Biden’s and President Donald Trump’s campaigns have been in Michigan this week. The Gary Peters and John James Congressional race will be the focus of a special hour-long Flashpoint this Sunday. You can tune in to Local 4 at 10 a.m. to hear from both candidates.

With two more presidential debates on the horizon, we’re asking our viewers if the debates have any chance of changing your mind about either former Vice President Biden or President Trump before hitting the polls -- or mailing in your ballot -- by November 3. As of Sunday night, 91% of respondents have said that the candidates will not be able to change their mind about them during the presidential debates. As president, Trump has left us with no question as to who he is. So I believe (the debates) will not make a difference, only increase enthusiasm for the incumbent.”-- Nancy“We have seen four years of President Trump. Can Trump or Biden change your mind about them during the presidential debates?

MICHIGAN Former Vice President Joe Biden will visit Michigan on Wednesday. Its the first time hes been in Michigan since the Michigan Primary on March 10. Further details on Bidens stop in Michigan have not been released yet.