Read the Voting Pledge Trump Led at RNC Convention
Summary
President Donald Trump led a pledge at the Republican National Convention asking supporters to vote in the November midterm elections. He encouraged attendees to vote as if he were on the ballot and emphasized the importance of voting to keep Republican control of Congress.Key Facts
- The event took place during the Republican National Convention in Dallas.
- President Trump led attendees in a pledge to vote on or before November 3.
- He urged supporters to vote regardless of their registration status and said, "try to cheat like hell like they do."
- Trump told the crowd to vote as if he were running, saying, "If you vote, you vote Republican."
- The convention was the first-ever Republican midterm convention, aiming to energize voters ahead of the elections.
- Republicans currently hold both the House and Senate majorities, which are contested in the midterms.
- Vice President JD Vance and other Republican figures spoke before Trump closed the event.
- Trump warned against left-wing opponents, calling them communists and radical leftists.
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