How Donald Trump And Bill Clinton's Rally Sizes Compare Before Midterms
On Friday President Trump addressed supporters in Daytona, Florida, while former President Clinton spoke in Mississippi.
President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton addressed rival rallies in Florida and Mississippi on Friday, just four days before the midterm elections. Trump spoke at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, while Clinton addressed supporters in Tupelo at the Link Center in support of Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom.
The rallies reflect both parties' efforts to mobilize voters ahead of the Tuesday elections. Democrats aim to flip both chambers of Congress, which could significantly impede Trump's actions during his final two years in office. Trump has emphasized the size of his rallies recently, raising the topic once again on Friday. Clinton, on the other hand, focused on boosting Colom's campaign and criticizing Trump's administration.
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