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Trump to hold next rally outdoors in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
In a survey of New Hampshire voters released last month, the president trails Joe Biden.
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In a survey of New Hampshire voters released last month, the president trails Joe Biden.
Maine's largest festival went on despite the 1918 Spanish Flu, the Great Depression and WWII. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fryeburg Fair has postponed festivities for the first time in 169 years.
Trump and the RNC are heading into the summer with over $295 million in the bank.
His new role comes as Trump's approval numbers have taken a tumble and the president's first rally in three months attracted a smaller crowd than expected.
"I mean, you're also talking about statues of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln — they'd like to get Jesus, you know that, right," he said at a Fox News town hall in Green Bay.
Supporters seemed unfazed by the threat of the spreading coronavirus ahead of the rally.
6 members of the president's advance team in Tulsa tested positive for COVID-19 ahead of the rally.
"By attending the rally, you and any guests voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19," says a disclaimer on the RSVP page.
Arizona's current trend in average new COVID infections is the worst in the country according to data collected by Johns Hopkins University.
Following the Oklahoma kick-off rally, the president said his re-election campaign will host a "big one" in Florida and Texas, followed by a stop in Arizona.
The president requested Thursday's meeting last weekend, as demonstrations broke out across the country following the death of George Floyd.
As the country begins to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, the president's campaign will soon be ending its suspension of in-person political events.
President Trump has threatened to move the convention if North Carolina does not lift restrictions that could limit attendance.
In a joint effort, the Republican National Committee and the Trump campaign have vowed to pour $20 million into voting-related fights nationwide, opposing vote-by-mail initiatives in battleground states.
With campaign aerials taking to the skies beginning Saturday, beach-goers in eight U.S. cities will be able to spot the airborne advertising this holiday.