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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is planning to visit Cleveland next Monday to discuss unifying her party behind her campaign.

(Matt Rourke, Associated Press)

COLUMBUS, Ohio--Hillary Clinton is coming to Cleveland next Monday to give the first major event as the likely Democratic presidential nominee, her campaign announced Tuesday.

In a release, Clinton's campaign said she "will discuss her vision for an America that is stronger when it is united and lay out what is at stake in November." Her campaign didn't release specifics about exactly when and where Clinton will appear in Northeast Ohio, nor what kind of event will be held.

Clinton's visit to Cleveland shows her campaign is wasting little time trying to lock down the crucial swing state of Ohio against presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

The Associated Press is reporting that Clinton has already won enough delegates to capture the Democratic nomination over U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont. She will win even more delegates during state primaries on Tuesday in California, New Jersey, and four other states.

Clinton most recently visited Ohio last month, when she spoke about jobs and the economy in Athens.