Watch 'Tele Rally' For Tudor Dixon With Donald Trump Live

Donald Trump will participate in a “tele-rally” for Tudor Dixon, the Republican candidate for governor in Michigan.

Tudor Dixon and President Trump will hold their Tele-TownHall on Monday, August 1st, 2022, at 7:00 p.m. Those Trump supporters from Michigan were eagerly anticipating the Michigan rally. Dixon is running to defeat Gretchen Whitmer (D), the current governor of Michigan.

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Watch Watch ‘Tele Rally’ For Tudor Dixon With Donald Trump Live

On Monday night, one day before the Michigan primary election, former President Donald Trump will participate in a tele-rally in support of Republican candidate for governor Tudor Dixon.

Live streaming of Trump’s Tele-Town Hall will take place on Tudor Dixon’s Social Media Accounts on August 1st, 2022, as reported by the media. A speech by Trump is scheduled for around 7:00 p.m. ET.

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Through her social media accounts, Tudor Dixon informed people about this event:

Please join us tomorrow night for a big Tele-Town Hall featuring President Trump!

Please join us tomorrow night for a big Tele-Town Hall featuring President Trump! pic.twitter.com/CB9VPyIOHq

— Tudor Dixon (@TudorDixon) July 31, 2022

Is Trump coming to Michigan tomorrow?

There will be no Rally in Michigan. He will address his supporters via tele-rally to support Tudor Dixon.

I am honored to have President Trump’s endorsement. We will unite Michigan and defeat Gretchen Whitmer. pic.twitter.com/BS2kGtRtSs

— Tudor Dixon (@TudorDixon) July 30, 2022

Tudor Dixon, the endorsed candidate of Donald Trump, will hold a big Tele-Town Hall tomorrow instead of coming to Michigan. You can attend this rally from ANYWHERE in the country, as this is a digital event!

Also, Read | How to register to vote in Michigan Primary Election 2022

On Monday night, before Michigan’s primary election, former President Donald Trump will support Republican candidate Tudor Dixon.

Who is Tudor Dixon?

She is an accomplished businesswoman, a breast cancer survivor, and a mother of four young daughters. While working in Michigan’s steel industry throughout the early 2000s, she led industrial sales for heavy equipment used in agriculture, automotive, and energy sectors.

She was recognized in 2009 by trade magazine Foundry Management & Technology as part of “Metalcasting’s Next Generation” and served as chairwoman of the Steel Founders Society of America’s Future Leaders Committee at just thirty-one years old.