Pennsylvania Mayor Seeks Advance Payment From Trump Campaign For Upcoming Rally After Past Nonpayment
- The mayor of Erie, Pennsylvania is requesting the Trump campaign pay $35,129 in advance of an upcoming rally, to cover municipal costs like police overtime.
- The request comes after the campaign failed to reimburse the city for similar costs from a previous rally held there in 2018.
- With over $22 million on hand, the Trump campaign has the funds to easily cover these costs, though it has left many cities unpaid for past rallies.
- Several other cities are also owed money by the Trump campaign for security and other municipal services provided during past rallies.
- It remains unclear if the campaign will agree to pay Erie and other cities up front to avoid further unpaid bills.