Donald Trump’s campaign schedule includes a rally in Atlanta and a visit by Kamala Harris to swing states next week

Vice President Kamala Harris has a clear schedule of campaign events this weekend ahead of a busy week next week, while former President Donald Trump has one rally planned in the South on Saturday.

Harris, who won enough votes from Democratic delegates to secure the party nomination Friday, has no public campaign events scheduled this weekend. But starting Tuesday in Philadelphia, she will embark on a seven-state tour with her as-yet-unannounced vice presidential candidate in tow.

The Philadelphia stop is scheduled to take place at Temple University’s Liacouras Center, and will be Harris’ first appearance in Philadelphia since launching her presidential campaign. Harris’ rally is also the second time this summer that the Liacouras Center has hosted a presidential rally, as Trump stopped there in June.

Harris’ visit to Philadelphia is expected to be her first with her running mate, whoever that may be. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is one of the frontrunners for the nomination, but he has so far been tight-lipped about his interest in the job when asked by reporters.

After her visit to Philadelphia, Harris plans to embark on a multi-state tour, including a week-long tour of Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona and Nevada, the White House said.

Trump and his vice presidential candidate, U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance of Ohio, have a campaign rally scheduled for Saturday in Atlanta, where Harris held a rally earlier this week. The event is set to begin at 5 p.m.

The couple reportedly has another rally planned. Trump campaign website from Friday afternoon. This event is scheduled for Friday, August 9, in Bozeman, Montana.