Watch: Trump speaks live at Grand Rapids campaign stop, 1st since assassination attempt

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Trump last visited Michigan just a month ago in Detroit, when he spoke at a round table hosted by Detroit 180 church.
50% : The event is expected to draw thousands as Trump arrives fresh off officially accepting the Republican nomination and giving the keynote speech Thursday, with security concerns for Saturday obviously heightened.
46% : Although with plenty of state GOP officeholders and candidates in attendance, Trump won't hit the stage right away.
42% : On July 18, Trump gave his acceptance speech - the longest in RNC history - calling for unity, attacking issues like border security, inflation and funding foreign wars while recounting personal details of the assassination attempt.
31% : On July 1, the US Supreme Court ruled that Trump is immune from criminal prosecution for all official acts that fall within his "conclusive and preclusive" authority.
29% : That same day, the Republican National Convention kicked off with Trump naming Vance soon after.
28% : The government alleged that, as part of his alleged conspiracy to overturn the election, Trump wanted to use the Department of Justice to send letters inquiring about potential voter fraud in certain states.
17% : On July 15, Trump was wounded in the ear in the sniper attack, coming less than an inch from what would have been a fatal headshot.
17% : On July 17, Trump received word that the classified documents case which he was accused of mishandling, was thrown out by a Florida judge.
16% : On June 27, Trump defeated Biden in the first of two scheduled televised debates, feeding widespread concern over the sitting president's mental acuity and health.

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