The concurrent appearances will mark the second time in this final week before the election that Harris and Trump will both be in the key state on the same day to make their closing speeches to voters.

It was not immediately clear where Harris would go in Wisconsin, how many events she would hold and whether they would be rallies or small gatherings.

Trump will return Friday at 7 p.m. to the downtown arena where he formally accepted the nomination to seek a second term in the White House during the Republican National Convention in July.

He is expected to make an economic speech to voters.

“The movement to put Americans first resonates with voters even in deep blue Milwaukee, and that’s exactly why Wisconsin will turn red for the Trump-Vance ticket,” the campaign said in a press release announcing the visit.