To campaign for the Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, president Barack Obama added events in the North Carolina.

According to the Clinton's campaign, Obama is scheduled to visit Charlotte and Fayetteville on her behalf on Friday. Previously, the campaign announced, the president was holding a rally on Wednesday at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Obama will also headline get-out-the-vote events. The president will urge North Carolinians to take advantage of one-stop early voting. Obama will also describe his support for Clinton and her vision of an America, the Clinton's campaign said.

The campaign has not announced the further details on the visits.

North Carolina is one of the key state for both Clinton and Republican presidential camdidate Donald Trump in the November 8 election.

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