President Donald Trump to speak at Georgia midterm rally
The rally will test Rick Jackson’s independent campaign as Trump seeks to boost Republican turnout and support U.S. Rep. Mike Collins.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump will hold a "Midterm Rally" at the Dalton Municipal Airport in Georgia, with remarks scheduled for 3:00 p.m. following a 1:30 p.m. program start.
- Rep. Mike Collins and Republican nominee Rick Jackson will campaign alongside Trump, though Jackson recently distanced himself from the president by praising Governor Brian Kemp instead.
- Dalton, known as the "Carpet Center of the World," is located in Whitfield County, a "Deep Red" stronghold with about 35,000 residents and a majority Hispanic population per U.S. Census data.
- The rally coincides with early voting in Georgia beginning Tuesday, marking Trump's third visit to the state this year ahead of the November 3 general election.
- Trump's approval in Georgia has hit a record low with 50% disapproval according to a new Civiqs poll, as Republicans nationwide face choices between supporting or distancing from the president.
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Trump to campaign in Georgia with Rep. Collins, Rick Jackson
President Donald Trump will campaign alongside Rep. Mike Collins and Rick Jackson later this week. Collins’ campaign confirmed to Channel 2 Action News that the president will join Collins for a campaign rally in Dalton on Friday. Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson’s campaign has confirmed that he will also attend the rally. Pres. Trump will […] The post Trump to campaign in Georgia with Rep. Collins, Rick Jackson appeared first on …
President Trump schedules campaign stop in Dalton, GA, on Friday
President Donald Trump will hold a Midterm Rally in Dalton, Georgia, on October 16 at the Dalton Municipal Airport. The event opens at 11:30am, with speeches starting at 3:00pm. Trump will campaign alongside Sen. candidate Mike Collins and Gov. hopeful Rick Jackson ahead of Georgia’s November 3 general election.
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