Trump to go to Ohio, Florida this month for first rallies after presidency
Former US President Donald Trump is scheduled to hold his first rallies after the end of his tenure.
The Republican hopeful for the 2024 presidential election is set to meet his supporters in Ohio and Florida this month.
He is reportedly expected to hold a rally in the Cleveland on June 26, which will be followed by another rally in Tampa a week later, on July 3.
Trump has previously tapped North Carolina as a possible destination for rallies as well.
Holding rallies has been one of Trump’s favorite activities even when he was in office.
The former president lost his beat for reelection after the electoral college victory of now-President Joe Biden was declared.
The billionaire businessman has, to this day, refused to officially concede defeat.
His efforts to legally overturn the outcome of the 2020 presidential election failed and his supporters’ storming of US Capitol on January 6 also failed to change the results.
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