The presidential candidates, along with their running mates, will bring their pitches to voters in critical swing states Sunday as the race for the White House enters its final leg.

Here’s where they’ll be:

Vice President Kamala Harris will deliver remarks at the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Stonecrest, Georgia, on Sunday morning before attending a “Souls to the Polls” voter mobilization event. Later in the day, MSNBC will air an interview with Al Sharpton and the vice president.

Harris’ running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, will start his day at a church service in Saginaw, Michigan, before delivering remarks at campaign receptions in Boston and Greenwich, Connecticut.

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff will also make the case for the Harris-Walz ticket in Michigan on Sunday, delivering remarks at a Jewish voters event in Detroit and joining billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban to highlight Harris’ vision for small businesses in Grand Rapids. And former President Bill Clinton will talk to voters in eastern North Carolina on Sunday, concluding his four-day swing in the state on behalf of campaign.

Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump is expected to hold a campaign town hall in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. While in the battleground state, he is expected to visit a McDonald’s and work the fry cooker as he continues to baselessly claim that Harris never worked at the fast-food chain.

Trump’s running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, will attend the Green Bay Packers vs. Houston Texans football game in Green Bay before attending campaign event in Waukesha, Wisconsin.