Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris will cap a Sunday swing through Michigan with a rally in East Lansing, her campaign announced.
The event, set for just two days before the election, is scheduled for roughly 6:30 p.m.
While the campaign hasn’t announced full details, the rally is expected to be held at Michigan State University.
It will be Harris’ latest attempt to spur turnout among young voters, who tend to back Democrats but do not always vote in large numbers. Harris rallied in Ann Arbor, near the University of Michigan, earlier this week.
Harris is also expected to reach out to Black voters earlier Sunday with stops in metro Detroit, including visits to a Detroit church, the city’s Livernois business district and Pontiac.
The visit is likely to be Harris’ last trip to Michigan before Election Day. It’s part of a swing state tour that is expected to conclude Monday in Pennsylvania, another key battleground.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will rally in Macomb County on Friday. He hasn’t disclosed his plans for Monday, but some Republicans expect the former president to close out his campaign in Michigan, as he did with Grand Rapids rallies in 2016 and 2020.
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