Trump campaigns in Georgia after casting early ballot in Florida
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President Donald Trump traveled to Perry, Georgia, for a voter rally Saturday after casting an early ballot with first lady Melania Trump in West Palm Beach, Florida, according to The Rio Times, citing Newsweek.
Asked whether he voted a straight Republican ticket, Trump replied, “Very much so.” His Perry appearance was part of a weekend of campaigning in Georgia and Michigan ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, Fox News reported.
Crowds gathered early for the Georgia rally, according to WGXA, while 13WMAZ reported that supporters said Trump’s promises motivated them to attend. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution described Republican efforts in the state as intensifying amid lagging turnout.
Reports differed over Rick Jackson’s participation. Yahoo reported that Jackson spoke before supporters at Trump’s Perry rally, while the Georgia Recorder said he would skip the event.
A New York Times/Siena poll released Oct. 21 put Democratic House candidates ahead of Republicans among likely voters, 52% to 41%, The Rio Times reported. The outlet also cited prediction markets favoring Democratic control of the House while noting that polling and betting prices do not determine election outcomes.
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