TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Two weeks from Election Day, Donald Trump is making a final push for votes in the sunshine state. One of those stops is Tuesday in Tallahassee.
photo by Steven Heddon
Trump supporter Harris Fields said, “This is the first time, and we’re all very excited to see our next president.”
Fields says the crowds at Trumps previous rallies are all pretty impressive, “There were blacks, there were Muslims, white average workers, so it’s a very diverse crowd.”
Rallies that Fields says seal his decision on who’s getting his vote.
“So, going to these trump rallies, you get to see him for the man himself and you get to see the people that actually support him. That really sold the deal for me.”
The owner of the automobile museum is excited to have a presidential candidate use his land DeVoe Moore said, “I think it’s probably once in a lifetime, that that would happen.”
No matter republican or democrat.
“Two sets of parties and regardless of which party I think it would’ve been it’s very neat having one or the other come on your property,” said Moore.
“My heart was for Trump, I need to vote for the republican,” said Fields.
A message Trump is no doubt hoping to get across to an undecided voter here in the capital city.
The actual event is not at the Automobile Museum itself. It is outside in the field next to the Museum property (parking is also in the field).
Gates to the field will open for parking at 2 p.m., event gates will open at 3 p.m., the actual event starts at 6 p.m.
Free tickets are available only at www.DonaldJTrump.com.
