Watch Live Stream: President Obama Campaigns For Hillary Clinton In Philadelphia Tuesday

The 2016 campaign for president heats up in the Philadelphia region Tuesday, as both presidential campaigns have events scheduled here.

President Barack Obama is scheduled to attend an organizing event Tuesday afternoon in Philadelphia on behalf of Democrat Hillary Clinton. The event will be held at Eakins Oval, 2451 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy., Philadelphia. Doors open at 11:15 a.m. Click here to RSVP.

Republican candidate Donald Trump will also be in the area Tuesday. He's holding an evening event in Aston, Delaware County. The event, which is closed to the public, will be held at the Aston Community Center.

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Greg Manz, Pennsylvania communications director for the Trump campaign, told the Delaware County Times the evening event is a "policy discussion with stakeholders." Further details on the event have not yet been released by the campaign.

Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, will also be in the Keystone State this week, holding a Wednesday rally at Kenworth of Pennsylvania, just outside of Scranton. Click here for tickets.

The candidates have been making frequent stops to Philadelphia and the suburbs as the campaign for president is in full swing.

Trump has made two recent appearances in Philadelphia. Last week, he spoke at The Union League of Philadelphia. The week before, he conducted a private meeting with African-American voters during an event coordinated by the Greater Exodus Baptist Church.

Clinton has held several rallies across Pennsylvania and recently made a stop at a Montgomery County business.

Pennsylvania is a critical swing state in this year's presidential election. Trump's campaign has said it believes the state's demographics are favorable for him to win here, but all the recent polling indicates Clinton is currently favored in the Keystone State.

A Quinnipiac poll taken from Aug. 29 to Sept. 7 gives Clinton a five-point advantage in Pennsylvania. A CBS News poll taken from Aug. 30 to Sept. 2 has Clinton up by eight points.

Photo credit: President Obama with Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention, DNC videostream