By james art 
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have packed Halloween schedules with stops in southwestern states including New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada.
As Election Day nears, Trump has three stops planned on Thursday, Oct. 31, while Harris will hold rallies in Arizona and Nevada, with celebrities and musical guests expected to attend.
Here’s where Trump and Harris are expected to be on Halloween:
Trump in Albuquerque before stops in Henderson, Glendale
The former president is scheduled to hold a rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico, at noon (mountain time), with gates opening at 8 a.m. The rally will be held at CSI Aviation, Inc., a passenger charter and cargo air transportation company near Albuquerque International Airport.
A few hours later, Trump will head to Henderson, Nevada, for a rally scheduled to begin at 4:30 PM MT/5:30 CT. The rally will be held at Lee’s Family Forum, a 5,567-seat sports and entertainment venue.
Trump will close out the night as a special guest on Tucker Carlson’s live tour at the Diamond Desert Arena in Glendale, Arizona.
“Just five days before the election, Tucker Carlson will host a live interview with President Trump in front of the American people,” the event details read.
All proceeds from the event will be donated to help those affected by Hurricanes Milton and Helena, the event’s website noted.
How to watch Donald Trump
While local affiliates are expected to air Trump’s Albuquerque rally, C-Span is scheduled to cover the Henderson rally on its website.
Harris will reunite for a concert in Phoenix while speaking in Reno and Las Vegas
Harris will begin his first performance of the day with the “When We Vote, We Win” rally in Phoenix, with musical guest Mexican band Los Tigres del Norte.
She will later head to the battleground state of Nevada, where she plans to campaign in Reno and Las Vegas, according to NBC News. Jennifer Lopez will appear at the rally in Las Vegas, the campaign told NBC News.
Mexican pop rock group Maná is also scheduled to perform in Nevada, Rolling Stone reports.
How to watch Kamala Harris
The vice president often streams his rallies on his official YouTube page.