What time is trumps rally tonight

WESTMORELAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) – Former President Donald Trump will be holding a rally in Greensburg, an hour outside Pittsburgh, on May 6.

In a press release, the former President will deliver “remarks in support of Dr. Oz” and other endorsed candidates at the Westmoreland Fairgrounds.

The former President endorsed Oz in the crowded U.S. Senate race in early April. Oz is among the list of speakers, which includes MyPillowCEO Mike Lindell and members of Congress.

General admission tickets can be obtained on the former President’s website and the rally can be watched live on abc27.com.

What time is Trump speaking tonight?

Timeline of Events:

• 8:00AM – Parking and Line Opens
• 3:00PM – Doors Open and Entertainment Begins
• 5:00PM – Pre-program Speakers Deliver Remarks
• 8:00PM – 45th President of the United States Donald J. Trump Delivers Remarks

Oz will be one of the five Senate candidates participating in the April 25 debate in the abc27 studio. The debate can be watched live on abc27.com.

Former President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Alaska on Saturday to stump for his preferred Republican candidates in the state.

The "Save America" rally will be held in Anchorage at the Alaska Airlines Center. Trump will be joined by the state's incumbent Republican Governor Mike Dunleavy as well as House candidate Sarah Palin, the state's former governor, and Senate candidate Kelly Tshibaka, who is running against incumbent Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski.

Speakers will take the stage at 1 p.m. local time in Anchorage (5 p.m. ET), with doors opening at 11 a.m., according to Trump's website. The former president is scheduled to take the stage at 4 p.m. As is normally the case with the former president's rallies, Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN) will be live streaming the event on its online channels, including YouTube and Rumble.

Tickets for the event are free but those wishing to attend can only reserve two tickets per mobile number. The tickets for the 5,000-person venue are first-come, first-serve, with many supporters of the former president expected to attend.

"It will be a great honor to welcome President Trump to Alaska for what will be the greatest attended political event in our state's history. Hope you can join us!" Tshibaka, a former commissioner in the Alaska Department of Administration, tweeted on June 29 when the rally was announced.

Tshibaka is seeking to oust Murkowski, one of the seven Republican senators who voted to convict Trump after he was impeached by the House of Representatives for inciting his supporters to attack the U.S. Capitol.

Recent polling by Alaska Survey Research suggests that the incumbent Republican is still favored to win in the state's ranked-choice voting system. Although the Trump-backed candidate came out ahead in the first and second round of counting in the survey, Murkowski was ultimately the winner with just over 52 percent support as other less popular contenders were eliminated. The poll was conducted from July 2 to 5.

Palin is seeking to fill Alaska's lone House seat left vacant by the death of long-serving Republican Representative Don Young in March. The former Alaskan governor won in the primary, but only garnered 27 percent of the vote.

Whether the Trump-backed candidate can win in the general election remains to be seen. The recent polling data by Alaska Survey Research showed that Palin would be out after the second round in the ranked-choice system.

"I was honored to receive President Trump's endorsement early on in this race, and I'm excited to welcome him to the great state of Alaska," Palin said in a statement shortly after the Anchorage event was announced.

Dunleavy first took office as Alaska's governor in 2018. He won that race with north of 51 percent of the vote. The latest polling data shows he is favored to win re-election by securing just over 50 percent in the second round of the ranked-choice count.

Donald Trump is set to appear in Arizona to show his support for Kari Lake's campaign for governor ahead of the state's primaries on August 2.

The former president's endorsement has increased the tensions between him and the outgoing governor, Doug Ducey, who is backing Lake's opponent for the GOP nomination, Karrin Taylor Robson.

Trump and Ducey have long been at odds, with the 45th president attacking the Arizona governor and ice cream maven for disagreeing with Trump's disproven claims that there was widespread voting fraud in the 2020 presidential election.

Trump will appear at a rally for Lake on July 22 at the Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley. He had been set to appear on July 16, but the event was postponed after the death of his ex-wife Ivana Trump at the age of 73.

She died on July 14 in New York City.

Trump's Save America political action committee announced the postponement in a statement, writing: "Out of love and respect for Ivana, our big Arizona Rally will be postponed until next Friday. On behalf of our family, I want to thank everyone for all of your thoughtful messages of prayers and support."

How to Live-Stream Donald Trump/Kari Lake Rally

You can watch and live-stream the rally on YouTube for free. The event will begin at 4 p.m. (local time) and Trump will be speaking at roughly 7 p.m.

When Trump first announced the trip, he said he would be speaking "in support of Kari Lake for governor, Blake Masters for U.S. Senate and the entire Arizona Trump ticket."

In a statement on July 6, Trump wrote: "With Kari, you'll have Election Integrity, Strong Borders, Safe Streets, and all of the other things you've wanted for so long. Vote for Kari Lake. She has my Complete and Total Endorsement!"

Who Is Kari Lake?

Lake is a former local TV news anchor. This is the first time she has run for public office.

She is running as a Republican. She has set out her platform in remarks as "common sense conservatism dedicated to individual liberties, low taxes, limited regulation, and protecting Arizona's great Western heritage.

"The ongoing border crisis is nothing less than a national security and humanitarian disaster. ... I will not wait for Washington's approval or rely on the empty promises of far-away politicians to do what's best for Arizonans. After I take my hand off the Bible, we are going to issue a declaration of invasion. We are going to finish President Trump's wall, and we are going to send our armed National Guard to the border and stop people from coming across."

Lake supports Trump's disproven claims that the 2020 election was stolen. She has said that had she been Arizona governor at the time, she would not have certified the Arizona results in favor of President Joe Biden.

Update 07/21/22, 6:40 a.m. ET: This article was updated to state that the rally has been postponed because of Ivana Trump's death.