WISCONSIN — After Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz visited the Badger State Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris is up next.

Harris will visit Milwaukee, La Crosse and Green Bay Thursday, Oct. 17, according to her campaign. 

Harris starts her day in Milwaukee at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where she'll visit a business class and talk with students. Following that stop, she'll head to La Crosse, where she'll be visiting another UW school, UW-La Crosse. There, she'll host a rally for students. Billionaire and businessman Mark Cuban will join Harris on these two stops, a campaign official confirmed on background.

She'll close out the trip with an evening rally in Green Bay near Lambeau Field with some key Wisconsin leaders.

This will be her sixth visit to Wisconsin since announcing her presidential campaign.

Harris was last in the Badger State Oct. 3 in Ripon, the birthplace of the Republican Party. Her remarks focused on Republican and independent voters, doubling down on her “president for all Americans” approach.

Her running mate, Walz, made stops Monday in Eau Claire and Green Bay. He helped kick off the Blue Wall Bus Tour in Wisconsin with state Gov. Tony Evers and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Walz also visited The Cabin, a coffeehouse located at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, highlighting the critical role young voters will play in the upcoming election. He also visited the Cedar & Sage Grill House on the Oneida Reservation in Green Bay.

It was his fifth visit to the state since becoming the Democratic vice presidential nominee.

Both visits come in a last-minute rush to campaign as the Nov. 5 election is only three weeks away.

These visits from the Democratic presidential ticket are part of a series of visit to battleground states this week, with other stops in Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina and Nebraska.