Former President Donald Trump is returning to New Jersey on Saturday for a rally.
To host a crowd spanning a fraction of Wildwood’s half-mile-long beach for a rally Saturday, former President Donald Trump paid tens of thousands of dollars to the city for their services and a fee to use the public space.
The Republican presidential hopeful’s campaign paid $54,200 to Wildwood for the May 11 rally being held on the beach between a set of amusement piers, according to records obtained by NJ Advance Media through the Open Public Records Act. The campaign’s payments Wildwood were made in two parts a week apart: $54,000 on April 16 and $200 on April 24, the invoice records show. Mayor Ernie Troiano saidand submitted it to the campaign. This will be Trump’s second appearance in Wildwood in the past four years.
Troiano said the most money would be paid to cover public safety and cleanup services for which the city would otherwise be responsible., significantly larger than the one Trump drew at the Wildwoods Convention Center in 2020, which was limited in space to accommodate slightly over 7,000 spectators.from Echelon Insights found Democratic President Joe Biden holds a slim lead over Trump, 49% to 46%, seven months away from the election.Teacher ‘groomed’ girl before groping her in N.J.
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