LONGWOOD, Fla. — With just three days left, we’re in the midst of the final campaign push before Election Day.
President Donald Trump’s son Eric Trump was in Central Florida on Saturday as part of a huge final blitz of campaign stops in Florida.
The I-4 corridor is critical to whoever wins Florida.
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“We did 55 rallies in 48 hours as a family,” Eric Trump said at his rally with supporters in Longwood.
In the critical final days, Eric Trump came to Central Florida to drum up enthusiasm in one of the hardest-hit areas of the pandemic, economically, with theme park layoffs continuing.
Consumer confidence remains low because of concerns over the pandemic, which the Joe Biden campaign argues the Trump administration has mishandled.
“I think we were voting for our lives, literally, we’ve seen some of the effects with COVID-19, every second in America, a new peak,” said Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.
Garcetti said Biden’s plan will help Americans move forward.
The state of manufacturing came up during Eric Trump’s rally too, as well as the importance of the Latino vote in Florida.
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“We’re going to be miles better than 2016 with Latino vote,” Eric Trump said. “I mean, you see the Cuban population. You see the Venezuelan.”
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