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]]>- Trump’s reelection team canceled a planned rally in New Hampshire on Saturday over low attendance concerns, campaign advisers told NBC News.
- The campaign blamed a forecasted storm for the cancellation in a statement Friday.
- Campaign officials are reportedly desperate to avoid a repeat of the Tulsa rally debacle, where after being promised a sell-out, Trump spoke to a half-empty stadium.
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The Trump campaign canceled the president’s planned rally in Portsmouth, New Hampshire because of concerns that COVID-19 fears and a forecasted thunderstorm would lead to low attendance, people close to the campaign told NBC News.
In its statement, the Trump campaign announcing the rally was being called off blamed a forecasted thunderstorm in the area and “safety reasons” for the decision. But officials told NBC that it was one of several factors that the campaign feared would lead to low attendance at the event, prompting the cancellation.
“It’s the perfect timing. The weather may have been dissuading people to attend, but many weren’t coming to begin with because of the virus,” an outside campaign adviser told the outlet.
According to the report, campaign officials were terrified of a repeat of Trump’s rally in Tulsa in Oklahoma in June. The event was billed as the president’s big comeback, but the president addressed rows of empty seats after the projected sell-out crowd never materialized.
The president was reportedly furious after the debacle, where thousands of teenagers on TikTok played a role in inflating expectations that the rally would be a sell-out by indicating attendance then not showing up.
According to NBC, ahead of the New Hampshire rally, “there were no signs of the typical crowds of supporters camped out days in advance for a good spot.
The Republican governor Chris Sununu said he would skip it, advising anyone at high risk to stay home over coronavirus concerns” and “fears of a repeat of Tulsa’s disappointing turnout weighed heavily.”
The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the report.
Trump has faced criticism for resuming electioneering with his trademark raucous rallies.
At the same time, coronavirus infection rates continue to climb in the US, with many of the people who attended the president’s 4th of July speech at Mount Rushmore pictured without masks and not observing social distancing rules.
Vice President Mike Pence has defended the president’s decision to continue staging the rallies, telling reporters at a White House briefing in June that attending is an expression of Constitutional rights.
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]]>PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — President Trump’s planned rally on Saturday in New Hampshire is being postponed to another day because of expected bad weather on the East Coast, officials said Friday.
“The rally scheduled for Saturday in Portsmouth, New Hampshire has been postponed for safety reasons because of Tropical Storm Fay. It will be rescheduled and a new date will be announced soon,” said Tim Murtaugh, the Trump 2020 communications director
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told reporters Friday it will be delayed by a week or two.
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The rally — the president’s second since the coronavirus pandemic swept the nation in March — was scheduled to be held outdoors on the tarmac at Portsmouth International Airport in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire, a key general election battleground state.
The first rally in Tulsa, Okla., was held indoors at an arena.
The Trump reelection campaign had said on Thursday that Air Force One – one of the most iconic symbols of the presidency and the power that comes with it – was going to be the backdrop for the president’s rally.
The planned taxiing of Air Force One up to rally site and the use of the plane as a backdrop may be a test run for future rallies as the president campaigns this summer and autumn for a second four-year term in the White House.
A long range view on Friday of the Trump campaign’s site for Saturday night’s rally with the president at Portsmouth International Airport in New Hampshire. The rally has been postponed due to severe weather concerns.
New Hampshire, which for a century has held the first primary in the race for the White House, has also for a generation been an important battleground state in general elections.
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Four years ago Trump was edged out by less than 3,000 votes by Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton for the state’s four electoral votes.
Ahead of the Oklahoma rally, the president and his campaign touted that they had received 1 million requests for tickets to the event. But the crowds never materialized, and large portions of the arena’s upper deck were empty as the president spoke.
Since announcing the New Hampshire rally at the beginning of the week, the Trump reelection team avoided making any crowd size forecasts.
But the president himself had no qualms making a prediction.
“We’re going to have a big crowd and we’re going to have a great crowd,” the president declared Friday morning in a radio interview on “New Hampshire Today with Jack Heath,” before the rally was postponed.
In the days after the Tulsa rally, the Trump campaign pushed back on suggestions that the president failed to draw a big enough crowd, noting that the event attracted over 4 million viewers “across all of the campaign’s digital media channels” and spotlighting that Fox News – which carried the event live – had its best Saturday night ratings in its history.
Trump campaign director of strategic communications Marc Lotter touted that the “Tulsa rally had 22 million people watching it.”
“One of the things that we obviously take away from Tulsa is that people can now look at these rallies and watch them through different platforms. And there will be many who want to come out and be a part of that energy,” he noted in a radio interview.
But with deep health concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic, he added, “If you happen to be someone who might be at high risk for a negative outcome with COVID or someone in our family is, we’d encourage you to stay home.”
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire — a supporter of the president who enjoys close ties with Vice President Mike Pence — was planning on greeting Trump upon his arrival but said he wouldn’t be attending the rally.
Sununu, who’s running for re-election this year, told reporters on Tuesday that “I will not be in the crowd of thousands of people… As the governor, I try to be extra cautious for myself and the family.”
Fox News’ Matt Leach contributed to this report.
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