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Kamala Harris rallies voters in Arizona as early voting is underway

Harris is scheduled to speak in the Phoenix area on Thursday evening.

PHOENIX — Democratic nominee for president and current Vice President Kamala Harris will head to Phoenix Thursday after an event in Las Vegas to rally supporters as early voting gets underway. 

Harris is expected to make remarks at the Rawhide Event Center in the Gila River Indian Community around 6:30 p.m. It is unclear who else will be speaking.

Republican nominee for president and former President Donald Trump will hold a rally Sunday in Prescott Valley, a Republican stronghold in Arizona. The GOP presidential nominee is expected to deliver remarks at the Findlay Toyota Arena on Oct. 13 at 2 p.m. Info on obtaining tickets can be found here.

Both candidates have made multiple trips to the state this election cycle. These visits come as Maricopa County voters can cast their ballots during early voting. 

Arizona had 4.1 million registered voters as of late July, according to the most recent tally by the Secretary of State’s Office. That figure likely is higher as both parties pushed to increase registration before Monday's deadline.

The Associated Press contributed to this story.

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