With the November election quickly approaching, supporters of President Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden both held rallies throughout the swing state of Florida on Saturday.
Many of these supporters gathered in north-central Florida to attend events for their preferred candidate.
One Trump supporter told WCJB in Gainsville, “For one thing, I want other supporters to know that there’s a lot of us out here, that we’re all in this together. Also, to anyone who is on the other side or maybe on the fence know to do their research."
Supporters of the commander-in-chief reportedly drove around the county with a parade of over 30 cars in what is being called a Trump Train.
Meanwhile, supporters of the former vice president Joe Biden gathered in Ocala for an event hosted by "Vote Common Good."
The executive director of "Vote Common Good," Doug Pagitt, said, “We’re not trying to convince Republicans not to be Republicans we do want them not to vote for this Republican in this next election. We’re calling them to something deeper in their life, and that is what do they hold most sincerely."
One protestor did show up at a Biden event to peacefully voice his support for Trump.
“Our President has done a stellar job. While he may have yes made some people mad, the only thing he has done is held politicians red and blue accountable," Trump supporter Brady Adkins told WCJB. "All he is asking them to do is do their job, and it is upsetting career politicians that have had 30 and 40 years to make a difference and haven’t done it. Plain and simple."
