There's just one week left in the presidential campaign and both candidates were represented in Michigan on Monday.
Donald Trump made a campaign stop in Grand Rapids and pop icon Cher stumped for Hillary Clinton in East Lansing.
More than two hundred people packed themselves into the MSU Union to hear Cher speak.
She said she's 70, so this election is much less about her future and more about the future for millennials.
She wasn't always politically correct, especially when she talked about why she doesn't like Donald Trump, but she was very passionate about why the nation needs Hillary Clinton to become President and told some personal stories about spending time with the candidate.
"What I found her to be was very accessible and very nice and very sweet. At the end of this she asked me if I've ever been to a spa," said Cher. "I'm an actress, of course I've been to a spa. She said I've worked so hard, at the end of this I'd like to go to a spa."
Cher also talked about how important it is for everyone to vote and be apart of this election.
Cher continued campaigning in Flint for another rally for Hillary Clinton and then headed to a private fundraiser for Clinton in Detroit.
