Thousands of supporters filled President Donald Trump’s rally in Grand Island, Nebraska, on Monday, while even larger crowds gathered outside and lined the route of his motorcade.
“The crowd in Nebraska for President Trump is outrageous,” Daniel Baldwin, One America News Network’s chief White House correspondent, posted on X. “The expo center is mobbed. Thousands of people outside. Americans were lining the streets during the motorcade.”
“Massive support for President Trump here,” Baldwin added.
Trump’s event took place at the Pinnacle Bank Expo Center on the Nebraska State Fairgrounds, where he urged Republicans to vote in the November 3 midterm elections. Reuters reported that the venue was full, prompting organizers to add hundreds of chairs at the rear after all available seating was taken before the president began speaking.
The Nebraska appearance was part of Trump’s final campaign swing before the midterms, an election that will determine control of Congress. Although Trump will not be on the ballot, he has encouraged Republicans to view the contest as a referendum on his administration.
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The president also announced assistance for farmers, truck drivers, and others affected by rising diesel prices. From the stage, he signed an executive order loosening restrictions on red-dyed diesel, a fuel typically designated for farm machinery and other off-road equipment.
Trump used his speech to caution voters about the consequences of a Democratic victory and called on Nebraskans to back Republican candidates in November.
“With your support, just 29 days from now, Nebraska is going to defeat the radical-left Dumb-o-crats once again,” he said.
After roughly 80 minutes onstage, Trump ended the rally with his familiar dance to “YMCA.” Young supporters positioned behind him applauded and cheered as he moved to the song.