Donald Trump holds a press conference at Trump Tower in New York City. (Getty)
Donald Trump is continuing to tour California ahead of the state’s primary, even though he has already secured enough delegates to become the Republican party’s presidential nominee. So where is he headed next?
Trump Will Speak in Sacramento on June 1
According to Donald Trump’s official campaign schedule, the New York businessman is headed to Sacramento for a rally on Wednesday, June 1.
He will speak at the Sacramento International Jet Center at the Sacramento International Airport, which is located on 5885 Flightline Circle. The event will begin at 7:00 p.m. PST. Doors open at 4:00 p.m PST.
Admission to the event is free, but those planning to attend are asked to register in advance on the Trump campaign website. Up to two tickets may be secured at once.
This will be Trump’s first time speaking in Sacramento, though last week he held rallies in Fresno and San Diego.
Those planning to go to the Sacramento rally should likely expect a fair amount of protests, as was the case with both of Trump’s previous California events. This was especially an issue in San Diego, where protesters and police clashed and at least 35 people were arrested. Trump later took to Twitter to thank the San Diego Police Department for handling the “thugs” outside his event.
