Former President Trump arrives in Newport Beach for a fundraiser

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : "I'm here to support Trump," he said, adding he thinks it's important for everyone to vote for who they think is best.
62% : Trump travels next to Nevada for another fundraiser tonight.
58% : Where Republicans outnumber Democrats by nearly double, 47.7% to 25.7%, it has consistently ranked in the top few dozen cities that give generously to Trump.
55% : Trump is in town as part of a fundraising swing following his felony conviction last week.
54% : Dressed in red, white and blue -- some donning star-spangled top hats and large flags draped around their shoulders -- ardent supporters congregated all along Jamboree Road and Bayside Drive and held up signs that read, "Welcome, President Trump" and "Trump 2024, Take America Back.
53% : He said the recent felony conviction only made him want to show more support for Trump.
47% : "West LA and coastal Orange County are top areas in the country for Trump fundraising, but they've been so for Republicans before Trump and will be after he's left the scene," said Matt Jarvis, an associate professor of political science at Cal State Fullerton.Newport Beach, in particular, is top-friendly territory for Republicans.
43% : But, Trump's campaigns have always been about Trump," he said.
41% : "About justice vs. political prosecution.
39% : This year, Trump has so far raked in close to $400,000 in that ZIP code.
28% : "We're Trump supporters, die-hard Republicans.
17% : He previously hosted Trump for a fundraiser in 2019 that raised $5 million.Beverly Hills resident Shiva Bagheri pointed to antisemitism on college campuses as a reason many local Jewish residents would be supporting Trump in November.

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