Former President Donald Trump is holding a rally in Racine, Wisconsin, a week after allegedly criticizing another city in the state over crime and alleged voter fraud.

The rally is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. EDT from the Badger State and will focus on “Joe Biden’s Failed Presidency,” according to the campaign.

Trump reportedly told House Republicans behind closed doors last week that Milwaukee was a “horrible city,” with Republicans and the campaign later claiming the comments referred to critiques about specific problems with the city and rejecting the idea that Trump dismissed the city itself as horrible.

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Trump holds a narrow advantage over President Joe Biden in Wisconsin, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average, with a 47.4%-47.3% lead. The former president won the state in 2016, but Biden narrowly defeated Trump in 2020.