President Trump plans to continue his red-state campaign swing this week with recently announced rallies in Montana and Arizona, according to reporting by The Hill. The visits come as “important races” in both states are described as being just under a month away.
The Arizona event is tentatively planned for Laughlin Bullhead International Airport in Bullhead City, a town on the Arizona side of the Colorado River near the Nevada border, The Hill reported. Details for the Montana appearance were not provided in the excerpt made available for this report.
Organizers and local officials could still change venues or timing, and the description of the Arizona rally as “tentative” indicates arrangements were not finalized at the time of The Hill’s reporting. The outlet framed the planned stops as part of a broader effort by the president to campaign in Republican-leaning states ahead of competitive elections.
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Further specifics about schedules, expected speakers, and the precise races referenced were not included in the supplied material. For more comprehensive coverage and updates on locations and timing, consult the original report from The Hill.
