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President Donald Trump is set to return to Ohio for a rally on Wednesday, Oct. 28, according to the Republican National Committee, marking his third visit to the state this month as the GOP prepares for Election Day.
President Donald Trump will make a third trip to Ohio this month for a campaign rally next week, the Republican National Committee announced Wednesday.
The RNC said Trump will appear in Chillicothe on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Chillicothe is about 45 miles south of Columbus, according to the RNC announcement cited by The Hill.
The rally is described as a last-minute effort aimed at building support for Republican candidates in Ohio ahead of the midterm election, with the RNC framing the visit as part of the party’s broader outreach in competitive states.
Wednesday’s announcement comes as Trump has increased his travel within the state, with the RNC characterizing the Chillicothe event as his third Ohio appearance during the month.
The RNC did not provide additional details in its announcement reported by The Hill regarding the specific candidate slate attending or the format of the event beyond the date and location.
The Chillicothe stop sets another scheduled opportunity for Trump to address voters in Ohio during the final stretch of the campaign period, according to the timing described by the RNC. The event is expected to draw attention from local and state political stakeholders focused on turnout and messaging in the final days before Election Day.
