Trump's Madison Square Garden Rally Sells Out in Three Hours

The rally, set for October 27, draws both excitement and controversy as it marks a symbolic campaign moment ahead of Election Day.

Former President Donald Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City sold out in less than three hours.
The event, scheduled for October 27, is intended to serve as a 'closing argument' for Trump's campaign before the upcoming election.
Critics have drawn controversial parallels between the rally and a notorious 1939 Nazi rally held at the same venue.
Trump's campaign highlights economic challenges facing New Yorkers under current Democratic leadership as a key issue.
Despite the rally's symbolic significance, New York is expected to vote predominantly for the Democratic Party in the election.