Let”s talk about black girl magic Oprah Winfrey is heading to Georgia to joint row campaign  trail for stacey Abrams, as she attempts to be the first black woman governor in the United States. Business woman and self-made billionaire is set to hold two town halls on Thursday along with knocking on doors to encourage voters to come out for Abrams in the closing days of the midterm election.

Winfrey’s visit comes only a day before former president Obama  is going to campaign for Abrams and other democrats during a rally at. Morehouse college in Atlanta. other high profile democrats including former Vice President Joe Biden have also made their endorsements throughout the state. Will Ferrell  was the latest celebrity to go door to door urging people to vote for her.

Stacey is currently in a neck-and-neck battle with Secretary of State Brian Kemp, in a race in which early voting has been completely marred by allegations of voter suppression that primarily affects the black population in the state. In a debate last week, Abrams accused Kemp–whose office oversees elections and who has held up 53,000 voter registration applications–of creating an “atmosphere of fear.” Of course, Kemp dismissed her claims as a “farce” and said they’re “absolutely not true.”

The same day that Winfrey makes her appearance in Georgia, Vice President Pence will attend a number of rallies with Kemp. The Cheeto-in-Chief, who has already endorsed Kemp, will travel to Macon on Sunday to campaign for Kemp, as well.