She'll hold a rally in Atlanta on Saturday evening before going to church services in metro Atlanta on Sunday.

ATLANTA — Former President Barack Obama will join Vice President Kamala Harris for the first time on the campaign trail this election season with a rally next week in Georgia as Democrats race to turn out more Black voters.

Georgia is a critical swing state and both presidential candidates have already made multiple visits to the Peach State and are expected to visit again before Election Day.

Former first lady Michelle Obama will appear at a rally on Kamala Harris‘s behalf for the first time since endorsing her in July. With three weeks left until the election, the Harris campaign is focused on garnering votes from swing states,

The former first lady, one of the Democratic Party’s most popular but most elusive figures, will appeal to younger, nonwhite voters.

ATLANTA — Vice President Kamala Harris is returning to the Peach State on Saturday for an Atlanta campaign rally. The exact details of when and where her event are scheduled have not been made public. Harris is expected to stay in the Atlanta area and attend church services at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church on Sunday morning.

Former President Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama will campaign with Vice President Harris next week in battleground states of Georgia and Michigan. Obama and Harris will be together in Georgia on Thursday,