With just two weeks until Election Day, the 2024 presidential candidates want to secure as many votes as possible in the battleground states Pennsylvaniaas they reach the end of the campaign path.

Former President Donald Trump will be on Sunday after a Rally in Latrobe on Saturday. On Sunday evening, Trump will hold a town hall meeting in Lancaster where the campaign says he will likely talk about inflation, job growth and fracking. Trump is scheduled to speak at the Lancaster Convention Center at 5 p.m.

Before that, Trump will stop at a McDonald’s restaurant in Bucks County on Sunday afternoon.

The former president was also in the Keystone State on October 14th Town Hall event in Oaksabout 20 miles outside of Philadelphia. The event made headlines after it was abruptly stopped because two attendees required medical attention and the former president stormed the town hall, choosing to play several songs from his playlist for about 40 minutes.

On Sunday in Philadelphia, U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds of Florida will promote the Trump-Vance campaign and host a Black Men’s Barbershop Talk Roundtable starting at 4 p.m

Donalds and local community leaders will discuss the “economic issues, community safety and the negative impact of Kamala Harris’ policies on the Black community,” a Trump-Vance campaign press release reads in part. According to the campaign, the roundtable will provide a platform for Black men to voice their stories and discuss directly with leaders.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker will also be campaigning for Vice President Kamala Harris in North Philly on Sunday afternoon. Parker will be joined by New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain, who will emphasize the importance of voting in a battleground state like Pennsylvania and likely Trump’s Project 2025 agenda and its impact on unions will criticize.

Harris will appear on Monday former Congresswoman Liz Cheney in Chester County to kick off a series of moderated conversations as part of a tour of three battleground states. The Democratic presidential candidate and Cheyney will speak first in Pennsylvania before traveling to Wisconsin and Michigan. According to a press release from the Harris-Walz campaign, if elected, the vice president will lay out her future agenda for the country.