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Ronna McDaniel, chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC), posted statistics about the rally on Twitter from October 28-31. This data shows that at all six Trump rallies, more than half of the attendees in Minnesota and Wisconsin were not Republican voters. Michigan is 49%, Florida is 19.3%, Arizona, Goodyear, and Bullhead City are 19.5% and 24%, respectively.
McDaniel tweeted, “We see Democrats and centrists attending Trump’s rally en masse.” “These voters will do a lot on Tuesday!”
We are seeing DEMOCRATS and INDEPENDENTS flock to @realDonaldTrumprallies:
In Rochester, MN:
✅ 53.6% NOT Republican
In Green Bay, WI:
✅ 52.6% NOT Republican
These voters will make a big difference on Tuesday!
– Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) October 31, 2020
Great to have @realDonaldTrump back in Michigan!
✅ 13,733 registrations
✅ 49.0% (!) NOT Republican
✅ 30.5% did not vote in 2016
Thank you Waterford Township!
– Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) October 30, 2020
Fantastic data from @realDonaldTrumpThe rally in Tampa!
✅ 17,420 registrations
✅ 19.3% NOT Republican
✅ 25.2% did not vote in 2016
Thanks, FLORIDA!
– Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) October 29, 2020
Another great turnout for @realDonaldTrump!
✅ 17,251 registrations for the Goodyear rally
✅ 19.5% NOT Republican
✅ 35.7% (!) Did not vote in 2016
Thank you to everyone who helped keep ARIZONA red in 2020!
– Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) October 28, 2020
ARIZONA is on fire and ready to be re-elected by @realDonaldTrump!
✅ 23,591 registrations for the Bullhead City rally
✅ 24.0% NOT Republican
✅ 45.3% (!) Did not vote in 2016
Thanks to the thousands of fans who attended!
– Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) October 28, 2020
In a media interview in July, McDaniel said that voter enthusiasm this year has surpassed that of 2016.
In an interview with the news program “Fox & Friends”, he said: “I traveled across the country and saw the enthusiasm of the volunteers with my own eyes, and I also saw the results of our fundraiser for the elections.
At the same time, he also pointed to the problem that “voters are not enthusiastic enough” in Trump’s opponent, Biden.
McDaniel also claimed that the true opinions of many Republican voters have not been reflected in the poll results. These people have a high degree of enthusiasm for Trump. “I visit every part of the country and see it with my own eyes every day. Everybody will know this fact on Election Day.”
McDaniel’s statistics also show that Trump has more than 10,000 people at each rally in recent days.
Trump sees his campaign speech as central to his engagement with voters. In 2016, this strategy resonated with American voters.
“Let me ask you, is there a better place than Trump’s rally anytime, anywhere? We had a good time,” Trump asked in Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday (October 31). There were a large number of people in the audience and people answered loudly.
According to Secret Service statistics, the rally in Butler, Pennsylvania drew 57,000 people.
On Sunday, October 25, in Tucson, Arizona, the parade in support of the Trump convoy stretched 96 miles. A netizen calculated the total number of vehicles. He said: “96 miles X 5280 feet / mile X 30 feet per vehicle (distance between dense and dense) = ~ 17,000 vehicles.” “If there are 2 people in each vehicle, that’s 34,000 supporters.”
96 Miles … Yes, you read that correctly, 96 Miles in AZ! pic.twitter.com/QnePbLPgkG
– Red Viper 2.0 2020 (@ redwins3_first) November 1, 2020
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