Trump also described Tuesday's elections as “the most important midterm elections ever” and said he was campaigning to “stop America-hating communists from taking over the United States Congress.”
\n\nUS President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton held competing campaign rallies in Florida and Mississippi on Friday, as Republicans and Democrats intensified their efforts to mobilise voters ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.
\n\nTrump addressed supporters at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida, while Clinton campaigned in Tupelo, Mississippi, for Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom. According to local media reports, Trump's rally drew more than 9,000 people, while Clinton's event was attended by approximately 400.
\n\nThe contrasting crowd figures have drawn attention amid Trump's repeated focus on rally attendance and his criticism of media coverage of his political opponents' events.
\n\nTrump Draws Capacity Crowd In Florida
\n\nAccording to The Daytona Beach News-Journal, Trump's rally attracted a capacity crowd of more than 9,000 people at the Ocean Center. The venue's official website lists its capacity at 9,300.
\n\nVideos and photographs shared by conservative media outlets and commentators showed packed seating around the stage as Trump addressed supporters.
\n\nDuring his speech, Trump accused the media of deliberately downplaying attendance at…
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