Trump campaigns in Minnesota, predicts he'll win the traditionally Democratic state in November

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : Tickets started at $500, ranging up to $100,000 for a VIP table for 10 with three photo opportunities with Trump.
55% : "We think we have a really good shot at Minnesota," Trump told KSTP.
54% : "Trump's youngest son, Barron Trump, graduated Friday morning from the private Oxbridge Academy in West Palm Beach, Florida.
53% : "I think this is something Trump wants to do.
51% : Trump was using part of the day granted by the trial judge for the graduation to campaign in Minnesota, a state he argues he can win in the November rematch with President Joe Biden.
48% : Trump returned to Minnesota several times in 2020, when Biden beat him by more than 7 percentage points.
47% : Trump took the stage late as he headlined the state GOP's annual Lincoln Reagan dinner in St. Paul after attending his son Barron's high school graduation in Florida.
44% : Declaring his appearance to be "an official expansion" of the electoral map of states that could be competitive in November, Trump said, "We're going to win this state.""This November the people of Minnesota are going to tell Crooked Joe Biden - right? '
43% : The former president, who attended the graduation with his wife, Melania Trump, and her father, Viktor Knavs, had long complained Judge Juan M. Merchan would not let him attend the graduation before Merchan agreed not to hold court Friday.
36% : Trump said, referencing his former reality television show and the catchphrase he used on it.
33% : The dinner coincided with the party's state convention and the roughly 1,400 attendees included former U.S. Sen. Rudy Boschwitz and MyPillow founder Mike Lindell, who has been a prominent promoter of false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from Trump.
30% : In an interview aired Wednesday by KSTP-TV of Minneapolis-St. Paul, Trump said his speech would focus on economic issues.
26% : "No sham trial is going to keep President Trump off the campaign trail.
25% : No Republican presidential candidate has won Minnesota since Richard Nixon in 1972, but Trump came close to flipping the state in 2016, when he fell 1.5 percentage points short of Democrat Hillary Clinton.

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