MTN was able to confirm with Bozeman Police Sgt. Travis Munter that President Donald Trump will visit Bozeman. No date or place has been announced at this time.
This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
President Donald Trump’s Montana visit will be in Bozeman, according to the Bozeman Chronicle, citing Bozeman Deputy Police Chief Jim Veltkamp.
No date or exact place have been announced, according to the paper.
President Donald Trump will hold rallies in eight states next week, including Montana, in his final push before the election, according to Bloomberg News.
In addition to Montana, Trump will hit Missouri, West Virginia, Indiana, Ohio, Georgia, Tennessee and Florida on the campaign trail, the news service reported Friday. All are areas with competitive House or Senate races.
CBS News has also confirmed the list of states.
Details as to which city or the date have not been announced.
Trump has already visited Montana three times since July, and a fourth visit would mean he’s stopped in the Treasure State more than any other sitting president in history, surpassing Harry S Truman.
Trump’s previous visits to Great Falls, Billings and Missoula have been campaign-style rallies for Republican Matt Rosendale in his bid to unseat Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Tester.
