Donald Trump and Bernie Moreno to speak at campaign rally in Dayton today

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : "President Trump is a transformational leader for America and we are so excited to rally with him ahead of Tuesday's crucial election.
53% : Trump and Moreno are both scheduled to appear at the Buckeye Values PAC rally at Wright Bros. Aero Inc. at 3700 McCauley Drive, which is on the grounds of the Dayton International Airport, according to his campaign.
50% : "I welcome President Trump to Ohio and look forward to working with him to fix our nation as Ohio's next senator.
42% : President Trump knows just how important this election is -- it's a contest between the America-First Republican Party and the broken down RINO establishment," Moreno said in a statement released by his campaign earlier this week.
34% : Trump endorsed Moreno, a Westlake businessman who is running against state Sen. Matt Dolan of Chagrin Falls and Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose of Columbus in the March 19 primary.
34% : "Montgomery County Republican Party Chairman state Rep. Phil Plummer, R-Butler Twp., said Montgomery County is a large, important county in the Ohio primary so it's not surprising Trump would stump here for Moreno right before Election Day.
33% : Trump is the presumptive Republican Party nominee for president and will face President Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic Party nominee, and possibly other candidates in November's General Election.
29% : "Donald Trump and Bernie Moreno will take the stage on Saturday to push their anti-worker, anti-choice agenda for Ohio," said Mohamed Al-Hamdani, chairman of the Montgomery County Democratic Party in comments earlier this week.
21% : "Trump and Moreno are both out-of-touch millionaires who have been sued for stealing their employees' wages and who support extreme national abortion bans.

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