Take a look at the campaign schedule

Only 72 hours left until November 5public opinion polls, both domestically and internationally seven swing statesshow former president Donald Trump locked in A a razor-thin race with the vice president competing with the Democrats Kamala Harris before election day.

Both campaigns are working hard to win undecided and independent voters in states that could swing either way on Tuesday: the Rust Belt trio of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin and the Sun Belt quartet of Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina.

More than 70 million people have already voted in person and by absentee ballot, according to the University of Florida. Election Laboratory on Friday.

In the final weekend before Election Day, Harris will travel to Atlanta on Saturday for a rally in the Peachtree State, where she will make remarks: Spike LeeVictoria Monét and performances by 2 Chainz, Big Tigger, Monica and Pastor Troy.

The vice president will then travel to Charlotte, North Carolina, for the Get Out The Vote event, where he will speak, among others Kerry Washington and performances by Brittney Spencer, Jon Bon JoviKhalid and War and Treaty.

Governor of Minnesota Tim WalzHarris’ buddy, will head southwest Saturday, starting in Las Vegas, Nevada, and join him Ewa Longoria. He will later travel to Flagstaff and Tucson, Arizona.

During the final 48 hours of the campaign, the vice president will visit Michigan in East Lansing on Sunday and wrap up the Pennsylvania elections on Monday with rallies in Allentown, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh before returning to Washington.

Walz and the other gentleman Doug Emhoff on Sunday, they will join forces in Georgia to defend the Democratic ticket. The governor will later travel to North Carolina for a rally.

On Monday, Walz and his wife, Gwen, will campaign in Wisconsin and Michigan. They will campaign in Pennsylvania on Tuesday and then head to Washington

On Tuesday, the Harris-Walz campaign will host election night at Howard University in Washington, Harris’ alma mater. The Trump campaign will host election night at a convention center in West Palm Beach, Florida, but has not announced it the former president’s plans for election night– reports the Palm Beach Post, part of the USA TODAY network in Florida.

Contributors: Francesca Chambers, Joey Garrison, David Jackson, Kinsey Crowley, Antonio Fins; USA TODAY Networks and Reuters