With just a week until the May 24 primary, Perdue is largely staying out of sight in the final stretch of his longshot bid to force Gov. Brian Kemp into a runoff.

The former U.S. senator had only one public event over the weekend, while Kemp grinded out a five-stop tour with Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey.

And while Kemp plans a swing through north Georgia today with former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Perdue has a more limited schedule.

His campaign listed just three public events for the rest of the week, all evening gatherings with local GOPs, though his spokeswoman said he plans to add additional stops.

Perdue’s commercials are absent from the airwaves, too, with no significant ad buys on TV or radio.