Great America Bus Tour Rolls Through Pennsylvania Building On Trump’s Incredible Momentum

ALEXANDRIA, Va. /PRNewswire/ — Great America PAC, the leading independent Pro-Trump Super PAC, announced Mike Huckabee joined their Battleground State Bus Tour in Pennsylvania, adding to a lineup that includes Sheriff David Clarke, Dorothy Woods, Larry Elder, Mike Gallagher, and others. The tour started in Las Vegas on Wednesday, then moved through Reno and Denver, and had two stops in Pennsylvania on Friday. The first stop in Pennsylvania was at the famous “Trump House” in Latrobe and the second in Philadelphia, where Mike Huckabee joined the tour. Salem Media Group is partnering with Great America PAC on the GOTV tour, which moves to stops in Cleveland and Columbus Ohio today.

“Pennsylvania is a critical battleground for Donald Trump and victory there could deliver him the Presidency,” said Eric Beach, Co-Chair of the committee. “The state has been a top priority from the start so it’s exciting to see such incredible enthusiasm and broad support for Trump there the weekend before the election. We were thrilled to add Mike Huckabee to our tour and the crowds were very excited to see both him and Sheriff Clarke.”

Great America PAC final push includes this Battleground State Bus Tour through swing states with a multi-pronged $9 million independent expenditure in support of Donald Trump’s candidacy for President. The program includes TV, radio, and digital campaigns. In addition, Great America PAC’s campaign offices in those states, established earlier in the campaign, have been working hard as they push to turn out voters on Election Day.

ABOUT GREAT AMERICA PAC

Great America PAC is the premier Pro-Trump Super PAC led by veteran Republican strategist, Ed Rollins. The group has raised and spent over $30 million in support of Donald Trump’s candidacy, broadcasting more than 20,000 TV spots and 300,000 radio ads, secured over 250,000 contributors, built a file of millions of active, newly engaged Trump supporters across the country, placed over 10 million phone calls, and sent over 2.5 million pieces of mail.

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