Here’s when Harris, Trump, and their running mates appear in Arizona this week

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Both major presidential candidates and their running mates will be making stops in the Grand Canyon State this week as the presidential race heats up.

Arizona is going to be a critical piece in the 2024 election, making it a particularly busy stop along the campaign trail with election day under a month away.

Here’s when each candidate will be in Arizona this week.

Democratic ticket:

Gov. Tim Walz - Wednesday, Oct. 9. Walz will visit the Valley after stopping in Reno, Nevada. He’s expected to attend a veteran and military families event in Chandler. He will then meet tribal leaders of the Gila River Indian Community in the Phoenix area. Later Wednesday evening, Walz will be in Tucson to speak to supporters at a campaign rally.
Vice President Kamala Harris - Thursday, Oct. 10. Harris will travel to Phoenix for a campaign rally one day after early voting begins and ballots are mailed out. Specific location details are yet to be announced.

Republican ticket:

Sen. JD Vance - Wednesday, Oct. 9. The Ohio senator is set to appear at a CPAC town hall at Redeemer Apostolic Church in Mesa. Organizers said Vance will take questions directly from Arizonans on issues that affect them most. It’s one of several visits that Vance has made to Arizona in recent weeks.
Former President Donald Trump - Sunday, Oct. 13. Trump is scheduled to host a campaign rally in Prescott Valley. The event is at Findlay Toyota Arena and set to begin at 2 p.m.

The general election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Make sure to keep up with important election deadlines.

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