In a highly anticipated political event, Ohio Senator JD Vance, the Republican vice presidential nominee, will be making a campaign stop in South Philadelphia on Tuesday, according to sources close to the planning. Vance's visit is set to take place at around noon, coinciding with Vice President Kamala Harris' appearance alongside her own vice presidential nominee later in the evening.

The timing of Vance's visit seems to be strategic, aligning with Harris' visit in a bid to capture media attention. Although Harris' running mate choice is yet to be publicly announced, she reportedly met with top contenders for the position, including Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, for final interviews in Washington on Sunday.

Vance's visit to Pennsylvania marks his first stop in the state since being named as Donald Trump's running mate. It is part of a campaign strategy to leverage Vance's unique upbringing story to appeal to voters in certain parts of the state. Trump has previously indicated that Vance would be spending a significant amount of time in Pennsylvania throughout the campaign.

With both vice presidential candidates descending upon different regions of Philadelphia on the same day, the city is poised to become the center of attention in the political realm. While the specific details of Vance's campaign stop are yet to be disclosed, his visit is expected to generate substantial interest among supporters and political enthusiasts alike.

Pennsylvania has proven to be a crucial battleground state in recent elections, making it a prime target for both the Republican and Democratic campaigns. The visits by Vance and Harris, accompanied by suspense surrounding Harris' running mate selection, only serve to heighten the significance of Philadelphia in the political landscape.

As the anticipation grows, all eyes will be on Philadelphia on Tuesday, eagerly awaiting the latest developments in the race for the White House.