DNC billboard knocks Trump as 'convicted white-collar crook' ahead of campaign rally

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48% : But Trump has yet to make an endorsement in the Republican primary for the state's marquee Senate race, where the party's nomination is centering on two leading candidates: Sam Brown, a decorated Army veteran who is ahead in the polls, and Jeff Gunter, a former ambassador to Iceland.
36% : Trump has encouraged Nevadans to vote in the state's primaries for Congress and the state legislature on Tuesday, with many Republicans pitching themselves as strong supporters of the former president.
33% : A billboard knocking Donald Trump as a "convicted white-collar crook" will greet the former president during his first visit as a felon to Sin City, where he will hold a campaign rally on Sunday.
28% : "Ahead of his first campaign stop as a convicted felon, Trump is facing decisive opposition from union labor," a campaign staffer for Biden's Nevada operation posted on X on Friday, repeating the new "white-collar crook" descriptor.
26% : The DNC began another billboard campaign in Arizona on Thursday ahead of a Trump town hall in Phoenix, attacking Trump for viewing himself as "above the rule of law" and casting him as a threat to democracy, the economy and safety.
25% : The ad, displayed along an interstate in Las Vegas a few miles from the rally site and paid for by the Democratic National Committee, hits Trump on two levels -- as corrupt and criminal -- as the party becomes increasingly combative in attacking his criminal and economic record.
21% : "Trump was a disaster for Nevada's economy.
20% : That billboard said: "If Trump, now a convicted felon, wins in November, he pledges to be a dictator on 'day one' while pushing to implement his agenda of revenge and retribution, threatening political violence while attacking Arizonans' reproductive rights and democracy.

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