The election is roughly seven weeks away, and each campaign is still making its case to voters in the battleground state of North Carolina.

What You Need To Know

Gov. Tim Walz spoke at a rally in Asheville on Tues., Sept. 17

Sen. JD Vance will speak at a rally in Raleigh on Wed., Sept. 18

Former President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Wilmington on Sat., Sept. 21

Republican vice-presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance and former President Donald Trump will hold separate campaign rallies on Wednesday and Saturday this week.

Vance is scheduled to speak at a rally in Raleigh at 3 p.m. on Sept. 18. It will take place at Union Hall on W. Martin Street.

For tickets and more information on Vance's visit, click here.

Trump will then hold a rally in Wilmington on Sept. 21 at 2 p.m. at the Aero Center Wilmington on Flightline Road. You can get tickets and more info here.

Both Trump and Vance are expected to focus on the topic of jobs, inflation and the economy. 

This will be at least Trump's fifth campaign stop in North Carolina this year. A Wilmington rally was previously scheduled in April but had to be canceled due to bad weather.

On Tuesday, Gov. Tim Walz, Democratic candidate for vice president, was also in North Carolina speaking at a rally in Asheville. It was part of a two-day series of political events planned in Georgia and North Carolina, the Harris-Walz campaign said in a release. 

It was Walz's second visit to the Tar Heel state since being named Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate in August. Walz’s visit also came less than a week after Harris made campaign stops in Charlotte and Greensboro.