Trump to Return to Bullhead City for Oct. 14 Midterm Rally

President Donald Trump is scheduled to return to Bullhead City on Wednesday, Oct. 14, for a midterm campaign rally at Laughlin Bullhead International Airport, nearly six years after holding a rally at the same location.

Doors open at 9:30 a.m., the program begins at 11:30 a.m. and remarks are scheduled for 1 p.m., according to the official event announcement. The airport is at 2550 Laughlin View Drive. All times are local.

The visit comes as Arizona voters are already casting ballots. Early voting began Oct. 7, and the rally falls 20 days before the Nov. 3 general election, according to the Arizona Secretary of State’s calendar.

Trump will be returning to a county where he has strong electoral support. Mohave County’s official 2024 results show the Trump-Vance ticket received 85,683 votes—about 77.4% of the county’s presidential vote. That makes the stop an opportunity to rally an established Republican base during early voting.

Trump previously spoke at the airport on Oct. 28, 2020, during his reelection campaign. Contemporary White House press pool reports document his arrival aboard Air Force One and a rally on the airport tarmac before he traveled to Goodyear for another campaign stop.

People planning to attend can register through the official event page, which allows up to four tickets per signup. Registration requires verification through a text message. As of Oct. 11, the page did not provide parking, shuttle or road-closure instructions.