Map reveals where Donald Trump has campaigned so far

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

84% : "And President Trump will make the world respect us again with his peace through strength agenda.
69% : On Thursday, June 6, Trump made his first major campaign appearance since his hush money conviction at a town hall event in Phoenix, Arizona, hosted by the conservative group Turning Point Action (an affiliate of Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA) and its political action committee.
61% : The map below, compiled by Newsweek using data from The New York Times, shows the states where Trump has held campaign rallies or appeared at other public events, such as fundraisers since May 1.As noted by The Times, most of Trump's recent public appearances have been held in New York City, where Trump attended his hush money trial every day for several weeks, This includes a rally he attended in the South Bronx area of the city on May 23.
60% : However, during breaks in court proceedings, Trump managed to hold campaign events in the key swing states of Wisconsin and Michigan on May 1, as well as a rally in Wildwood, New Jersey on May 11.
58% : "President Trump will put America first by getting our economy back on the right track for working families, lowering inflation and the cost of living.
44% : President Trump will secure the border and make our cities safe again," the statement added.
37% : It now seems unlikely that Trump will stand trial in the three other criminal cases he faces before November's election, giving him more time to spend on the campaign trail.
37% : Trump was due to attend the Arizona GOP's "Freedom Fest" event on January 26 but canceled at the last minute so he could attend closing arguments in his civil defamation trial involving E. Jean Carroll in a New York courtroom.
34% : Trump was eventually found guilty of all 34 charges of falsifying business records by a New York jury on May 30, becoming the first current or former U.S. president in history to be convicted of a crime.
24% : During the event, Trump warned that "we're not going to have a country anymore" unless his hush money conviction is overturned by the appeals court.
23% : Trump, who pleaded not guilty to the charges, has vowed to appeal his felony conviction and accused the case of being a politically motivated "witch hunt" aimed at preventing him from winning the 2024 election.
18% : Trump lost the case and was ordered to pay Carroll more than $83 million in damages.

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