Trump rallies attracting thousands of first time voters

 Epoch Times:

Attendee data suggests that President Donald Trump’s base is expanding and not only limited to Republicans or those who voted for him in 2016, according to Republican Party Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel, who has been regularly sharing the data on Twitter.

At Trump’s third rally in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania, on Monday, there were 11,593 attendees, 14.1 percent of whom were not Republican, and 21.6 percent of whom did not vote in 2016. At another rally in Lititz, Pennsylvania, on Monday, there were 18,894 attendees, 22.2 percent of whom were not registered Republicans, and 20.8 percent of whom did not vote in 2016. Earlier on Monday, at Trump’s first rally in Allentown, Pennsylvania, there were 13,331 attendees, 23.8 percent of whom were not Republicans, and 21.9 percent of whom did not vote in 2016, according to information gathered from signups for the events.

“While Joe Biden holds ZERO events today, @realDonaldTrump is firing up supporters all across PENNSYLVANIA! From his first rally!,” she wrote on Twitter, referring to Democratic nominee Joe Biden, who has scarcely held campaign events.

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 Meanwhile, Trump has continued to hold large-scale outdoor campaign events. At a rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Sunday, McDaniel said of the 13,263 who attended, 20.4 did not vote in 2016 and 44.8 were not registered Republicans.

 “Our supporters in NEW HAMPSHIRE are ready to turn the state red for @realDonaldTrump!,” she wrote.

At Trump’s Oct. 17 event in Janesville, Wisconsin, McDaniel said that 47.5 percent of 13,850 attendees were not Republicans and at his Oct. 14 rally in Des Moines, Iowa, 29.4 percent of 10,134 attendees were Democrats.

At the president’s first rally after recovering from the CCP virus in Florida on Oct. 12, 24.4 percent did not vote in 2016 and 31.8 percent were not Republicans, McDaniel said. Meanwhile, 16.3 percent explicitly stated they were Democrats.

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Only a handful of people are turning out for Biden and Harris events even when he brings real rock stars with him.  I get the impression that pollsters are not able to quantify this type of support for the President. 

 

 

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