Donald Trump is set to return to New York City for a rally at Madison Square Garden on October 27, as part of his final campaign push. This event marks his second rally in the city where he grew up, following a previous stop in the South Bronx earlier this year. Trump, aiming to kick off the last week of campaigning, is looking to make a strong statement in a traditionally Democratic stronghold.
During a recent rally in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Trump announced plans to rent Madison Square Garden for the upcoming event, emphasizing his intention to compete for New York. Additionally, his campaign is eyeing arenas in Atlanta, Georgia, and New Jersey for future rallies.
Despite New York's Democratic leanings and his previous losses in the state, Trump remains optimistic about his chances. Known for his ability to draw media attention, he sees events like the one at Madison Square Garden as opportunities to make a significant impact.
While focusing on battleground states like Pennsylvania and North Carolina, Trump is also visiting less competitive states. His upcoming stops include Aurora, Colorado, where he plans to address issues related to immigration. Trump's remarks on a supposed Venezuelan gang in Aurora have stirred controversy, with the mayor echoing unverified claims about the gang's presence.
Following his visit to Colorado, Trump will hold a rally in Coachella, California, a state he lost by a significant margin in the past two elections. Despite these losses, Trump expressed his intention to target other Democratic-leaning states such as New Jersey, Virginia, New Mexico, and Minnesota.
