Senate District/County Conventions
Are Next Week!
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Senate District and County conventions are still planned for March 21st! Make sure you are monitoring your county party's website closely so that you have the most up to date information for your convention.
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President Trump Declares A National Emergency
President Trump has taken bold action to protect the American people and stop the spread of Coronavirus.
President Trump is continuing to prioritize the health and safety of the American people. On Friday, President Trump declared a national emergency. President Trump said, “no resource will be spared” in our effort to fight the spread of the disease. This action will open up access to $50 billion dollars for states, territories, and localities. President Trump called on all hospitals in America to activate their emergency preparedness plan. This will help in our shared fight against the spread of this virus. The historic public private partnership between the federal government and industry leaders will allow testing to expand -nearly half a million additional tests will be available by next week. All Americans can be proud President Trump is bringing the best of our country together to solve this problem. During the President’s remarks from the Rose Garden the stock market surged, having its best closing since October 2008.
What We're Reading
More From RNC Research:
Joe Biden And Bernie Sanders Are Two Sides Of The Same Coin
President Trump will beat either candidate at the ballot box this November because he has delivered for all Americans.
On Tuesday, voters in six states headed to the polls for “mini Tuesday.” The economies in Tuesday’s primary voting states are thriving thanks to President Trump’s pro-growth agenda.
Idaho
- Jobs created since the President was elected: 63,500 including 6,100 manufacturing jobs.
- Unemployment rate decreased from 3.6% to 2.9%.
- Average tax cut of $1,318 and 1,063 new jobs created.
- 33,865 Idaho residents have come off food stamps.
Michigan
- Jobs created since the President was elected: 112,300 including 20,900 manufacturing jobs.
- Unemployment rate decreased from 5.1% to 3.9%.
- Average tax cut of $1,437 and 6,396 new jobs created.
- 261,068 Michiganders have come off food stamps.
Mississippi
- Jobs created since the President was elected: 22,700 including 4,900 manufacturing jobs.
- Average tax cut of $1,279 and 1,683 new jobs created.
- 104,539 Mississippi residents have come off food stamps.
Missouri
- Jobs created since the President was elected: 55,200 including 11,000 manufacturing jobs.
- Unemployment rate decreased from 4.7% to 3.3%.
- Average tax cut of $1,402 and 4,184 new jobs created.
- 92,142 Missourians have come off food stamps.
North Dakota
- Jobs created since the President was elected: 4,500 including 1,600 manufacturing jobs.
- Unemployment rate decreased from 2.9% to 2.4%.
- Average tax cut of $1,488 and 622 new jobs created.
- 6,377 North Dakotans have come off food stamps.
Washington
- Jobs created since the President was elected: 262,400 including 12,500 manufacturing jobs.
- Unemployment rate decreased from 5% to 4.3%.
- Average tax cut of $1,386 and 4,931 new jobs created.
- 146,672 Washington residents have come off food stamps.
Fueled by momentum for President Trump’s agenda, our party once again saw historic turnout in several key battleground states on Tuesday. In the key battleground state of Michigan, the Democrat Party turnout was substantially lower than it was in 2016. In the state, President Trump far surpassed the vote total President Obama received in 2012. In Idaho, the President almost doubled his own 2016 vote total. In Missouri, the President received over four times the number of votes President Obama received in his 2012 reelected, and over double the number of votes President Bush received in his 2004 re-elect. In Mississippi, President Trump received over double the votes President Obama received during his re-election bid in Mississippi. Our Party is more united than ever behind President Trump and there is enthusiasm for him at the polls.
What We're Reading
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