ROCHESTER (WKZO) -- Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan made a stop at Oakland University Monday evening.

More than six-thousand people packed the Athletics Center O'rena to hear Ryan speak.  The Vice Presidential candidate took the stage for roughly a half-hour and covered everything from the auto industry to the economy.

Ryan's stop in Oakland County is an attempt to grab more Michigan voters, a state member's of Mitt Romney's campaign believes is still up for grabs.