Ivanka Trump makes campaign stop for her father at Downtown Miami MAGA rally

MIAMI – With just seven days until the 2020 Presidential Election, Team Trump is making a final push and hitting the campaign trail hard.

Ivanka Trump, daughter of President Donald Trump, made a pair of campaign stops for her father on Tuesday in the swing state of Florida.

She first held a MAGA rally in Sarasota before making her way to Downtown Miami for an event at the Bayfront Park Amphitheater.

The South Florida rally came directly after a stop at SLAM Miami Charter School, where Trump met with students and staff who only recently resumed in-person learning.

“We are protecting the vulnerable while healthy Americans go back to work and back to school,” Trump said.

More than 6,000,000 votes have already been cast in the Florida, but it is rallies like Tuesday’s that are focusing on the undecided voter.

“Unlike politicians, when my father makes a promise, he keeps it,” Trump said.

The events, coming a week before Election Day, bring hope that Ivanka Trump’s appearance will be able to sway Florida residents to cast their vote for the president.

Hundreds of supporters filled the seats of the Downtown Miami amphitheater as Ivanka touched on her father’s accomplishments while in office, his contributions to Florida and how he is handling the pandemic within the country.

“President Trump made sure every governor had the supplies they needed,” she said.

Florida is a key battleground state needed to win the election, so it makes sense that so much campaigning efforts are being spent in the state.

In addition to Ivanka, also speaking at the Downtown Miami event were Sarah Huckabee Sanders and 2020 Senior Advisor Mercedes Schlapp.

But it is those undecided voters who are anxious to hear what Ivanka has to say today.

“I am trying to decide who to vote for and seeing the news moving so much more to the left now is just getting ridiculous,” said undecided voter Victor Farran. “I am a Democrat but I think I am voting for Trump. I’d like to see Trump (in town), but this is important also because it is his daughter and the whole family is in it for the long haul.”

Ivanka wrapped up her visit to the sunshine state with a stop at Café Versailles.


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Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

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