(Vote Here Flag - KIWA Staff Photo)Sioux City, Iowa (RI) — President Donald Trump campaigned before a crowd of more than 1,000 people in Sioux City Thursday night, urging voters to support Republican candidates and highlighting his administration’s actions on taxes, border security, and the economy.
Trump encouraged supporters to evaluate their personal finances before heading to the polls.
Trump also predicted the conflicts involving Iran and Ukraine would be resolved in the near future.
The president promoted the newly announced $8 billion diesel relief fund for farmers, which he says would distribute about $400 million worth of refunds in Iowa alone.
Trump repeatedly praised Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ashley Hinson and invited her to join him on stage.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn thanked Trump for returning to Iowa.
Republican 4th District congressional candidate Chris McGowan, a Sioux City native, said he was proud of the size of the crowd.
Republican 2nd District congressional candidate Joe Mitchell presented Trump with a framed certificate declaring him “The Man of the Century.”
Attorney General Brenna Bird also addressed the crowd.
Trump is scheduled to return to Iowa on Nov. 1st for a rally in Dubuque.
