President Trump will visit Waco on Tuesday, October 27.

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The high-profile campaign appearance coincides with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in his bid for the U.S. Senate. U.S. Representative Pete Sessions confirmed the upcoming visit after being contacted by the Secret Service.

Local GOP Leadership Welcomes Strategic Campaign Appearance

Local party organizers are really happy about the Presidential visit, saying that the selection of Waco reflects the region's firm conservative base. Representative Sessions told KWTX that attendees from across Central Texas are anticipated to turn out, viewing the rally as an opportunity to support policies centered on border security, economic growth, and the rule of law.

A Return to Waco

President Trump launched his 2024 Presidential campaign Saturday March 25, 2023 inside an airport hangar at the Waco Regional Airport  in front of a crowd of over 15 thousand people. Democrats complained about the venue, claiming Waco had an anti government past. That may have been the point. President Trump is vehemently anti big government.

Event Details, Timeline, and Ticket Registration

Organizers have released initial scheduling guidelines for rally attendees, though the precise venue within the Waco area remains to be finalized:

Doors Open: 2:30 p.m.

Program Start: 4:30 p.m.

Keynote Address: Former President Trump is expected to take the stage at 6:00 p.m.

Members of the public interested in attending can reserve general admission passes through the official Republican campaign portal, with registrations limited to a maximum of four tickets per unique cell number. Register for tickets HERE.

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