Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will campaign in Charlotte and Raleigh on Sunday, the fourth day of the state’s early voting period.
She will campaign in Raleigh with “Mothers of the Movement” – women whose children died after altercations with law enforcement officers. Her Charlotte event is at UNC Charlotte.
Her visit comes just days after her running mate, Tim Kaine, visited the state. Kaine campaigned in Charlotte and Durham Thursday and in Asheville Wednesday.
Clinton’s Charlotte event is at at Belk Plaza at UNC Charlotte at 5:30 p.m.. Doors open at 3 p.m. Public RSVP here.
Clinton last campaigned in Charlotte Oct. 2, when she addressed congregants of Little Rock AME Zion, a historic black church.
According to RealClear Politics average of polls, Clinton is leading Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump 47 percent to 44.2 percent in North Carolina.
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