Vice President Kamala Harris visited a church in Philadelphia ahead of a campaign rally on Sunday night

Vice President Kamala Harris Is back in Philadelphia Sunday as the countdown to Election Day nears the end of the week.

Harris, who spent several days in the Delaware Valley last week, is scheduled to visit the Church of Christian Compassion in Philadelphia on Sunday morning and then hold a campaign rally in the city in the evening.

Wednesday, October 23, Harris I visited the famous deli on 4th Street in Philadelphia’s Queen Village neighborhood and then went to City Hall in Delaware County. Earlier this week, the vice president met with former Congresswoman Liz Cheney in Chester County in the first of three moderated conversations in the battleground states.

During that call, Harris appealed to GOP voters who are hesitant to vote for former President Donald Trump and claimed he had used the presidency to “humiliate and divide” Americans.

“I think people are tired of it, rightfully so,” Harris said. “And telling Americans that we must be suspicious of each other and distrust each other does not make our nation stronger.”

On Monday, according to multiple sources, Harris will harness the star power of some of her biggest supporters during a benefit concert at Temple University’s Liacouras Center.

It will be done by twenty-time Grammy winner Bruce Springsteen be the main character of a concert and rally with former President Barack Obama as part of the Harris campaign’s efforts to mobilize voters in the final weeks of the 2024 presidential election.

In an interview with CBS News’ Joe Holden in Philadelphia, Harris said she was “honored” by Obama’s support during the campaign. “And the fact that people like Bruce Springsteen have their support, and he’s obviously an American icon, I think it just shows how broad and deep the support that we have is,” Harris said.

Asked if any other big-name supporters planned to show up at Monday’s event, Harris replied with a laugh: “I don’t have anything to report at this time. But be vigilant.”

Earlier this month, in October, Springsteen endorsed Harris and her running mate for Minnesota governor Tim Walz and called former President Trump “the most dangerous presidential candidate of my lifetime.”