Former President Trump returned to North Carolina for his first campaign event since the Republican National Committee’s midterm convention, addressing supporters in Gastonia to boost the campaign of a Senate candidate. The appearance marks his third visit to the state during his presidential runs, reinforcing its status as a key battleground. Republicans are focusing on maintaining control of the state’s Senate seat ahead of the November election. The rally underscores the party’s strategy to mobilize voters in a traditionally competitive region.
President Trump made his first campaign stop in North Carolina Wednesday since last week's Republican National Committee (RNC) Midterm Convention, rallying for Senate candidate Michael Whatley as Republicans hope to keep the Tar Heel State's seat red this November. Trump claimed the battleground state during his three presidential runs. He told the Gastonia, North Carolina,...
