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In the final weekend before election day, both presidential candidates are making hard pushes in the swing states.
On Saturday, former president Donald Trump will hold two rallies in North Carolina, a state he in both 2016 and 2020, and in between a rally in Virginia, which is a typical blue state that the Trump campaign believes they can pick up in the election.
Including Saturday, Trump has 10 rallies scheduled up until Monday night with a trip to Grand Rapids, Michigan to wrap up it before election day on November 5.
Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to visit Atlanta, Georgia on Saturday before heading to Charlotte, North Carolina.
On Friday, both candidates made stops in Wisconsin, one of the tightest battleground states based on recent polling. Both candidates took jabs at their opponent on their ability to serve. In Milwaukee's Fiserv Forum, Trump told supporters that Kamala Harris wouldn't be able to deal with other world leaders.
"If she can't handle an interview than she can't handle President Xi of China or President Putin," said Trump. "She can't handle anything. She's equipped to be president."
While also near Milwaukee Friday at the State Fair Park Exposition Center, VP Harris called Trump "increasingly unstable" and "obsessed with revenge."
"He is consumed with grievance and the man is out for unchecked power," Harris said.