Trump to join Fox News' Harris Faulkner for all-female town hall in swing state

Former President Trump, the 2024 Republican presidential candidate, joins Fox News' Harris Faulkner The battleground state of Georgia The town hall event, broadcast on Wednesday, brought together an all-female audience to talk about the issues that affect them most.

The town hall will be filmed on Tuesday at a location called the Reed Barn in Cummings, Georgia, and will air on Wednesday at 11 a.m. ET. Faulkner's focus Before the event, Faulkner emphasized the importance of suffrage feminine and the opportunity for presidential candidates to explain their platforms to the population.

“Women make up the largest group of registered and active voters in the United States, so it is critical that women voters understand where presidential candidates stand on the issues that matter most to them. I look forward to giving our viewers the chance to see where former presidential candidates President Trump stands on these issues. Learn more about this,” Faulkner said in a Fox News press release.

Georgia is once again a swing state, with both parties vying for votes to help decide the election. Trump won the state in 2016 against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The state turned blue in 2020, with now-President Biden winning the state by 0.23% over Trump.

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A Fox News poll late last month showed Harris, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, with a three-point lead over Trump.

More voters in Georgia reported that Harris is the candidate who will help the middle class and protect democracy by a three-point margin on every issue. He is seen as more likely to fight for “people like you” by six points.

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Harris' biggest advantage is on the issue of abortion, where she favors Trump by 18 points. The vice president notably obtained the best numbers among black voters, urban voters, those under 30 and women.

According to Fox Polling, the top issues affecting women this cycle include abortion, the economy, immigration and health care. Trump is expected to discuss the issue at length at the town hall.

Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Harris speaks during a campaign rally at East Carolina University on October 13, 2024 in Greenville, NC (Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Abortion returns to prominence In this election, Harris' campaign repeatedly stated that Trump would enact a federal ban on abortion if reelected to the White House.

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Trump and his running mate, the Ohio senator. JD Vance has repeatedly pushed back and said there will be no federal ban on abortion, noting that after the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade in 2022, Abortion laws and regulations are left to the discretion of each state.

Trump recently promised, in a lengthy post on Truth Social, to “protect women at a level never seen before” and ensure that “strong exceptions” for abortion are adopted across the country. (ap/file)

Late last month, Trump made a long-standing social promise. If elected, he will “protect women at levels never seen before” and ensure that “strong exceptions” for abortion are adopted across the country.

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“Women are poorer than they were four years ago, they are less healthy than they were four years ago, they are less safe on the streets than they were four years ago, they are more depressed and unhappy than they were four years ago. ago.Hey, four years agoAnd they are less optimistic and confident about the future than they were four years ago,” he wrote.

Former Republican presidential nominee Trump speaks at a campaign town hall on October 14, 2024 in Oaks, Pennsylvania. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

“I will fix everything, and quickly, and finally this nightmare will be over,” he said. “Women will be happy, healthy, confident and free!”

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Fox News has repeatedly extended invitations to a permanent town hall event of similar size to Harris' campaign since he officially became the Democratic Party nominee. Harris accepted an invitation for an interview with Fox News' Brett Baier on Wednesday night.

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Fox News' Dana Blanton contributed to this report.