Trump stumps in Texas on Thursday with a stop in Denton to tour the Peterbilt Motors factory, where he is slated to speak on manufacturing and his economic agenda. He will then travel to Durant, Oklahoma, for a campaign rally encouraging voters to support Republican candidates, according to his team.
Trump stumps in Texas
In Denton, Trump is scheduled to visit the Peterbilt Motors facility and deliver remarks highlighting factory production and broader economic themes. His appearance is part of a push to spotlight domestic manufacturing and set the tone for the final stretch of campaigning.
Rally planned in Oklahoma
Following the factory tour, Trump is set to headline an evening event in Durant, Oklahoma, aimed at mobilizing voters to cast ballots for Republicans. The rally marks the first of three planned swings through conservative-leaning states between now and Monday.
Campaign swing schedule
Thursday’s Texas and Oklahoma stops kick off a series of red-state visits that the campaign says will keep attention on the economy and turnout. Additional destinations are expected through early next week.
Earlier in his presidency, Trump used tools such as the pocket rescission process to target federal spending. His team now says the new tour is meant to underscore his economic message heading into the final days.
Peterbilt Motors, a major U.S. truck manufacturer, is part of PACCAR Inc, which maintains detailed information about its operations and products on its official website. The company has long been a staple of the Denton manufacturing landscape.
Durant, Oklahoma, has also hosted past political events and maintains public information for residents through the city’s official government site. Local officials there expect increased traffic and crowds around the rally venue.
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