Trump Jr. tries to protect father’s margin in swing states with visit to LDS stronghold

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Donald Trump Jr. took to a Mormon bastion over the weekend in a bid to shore up the Latter-day Saint vote for his father in battleground states.

Former President Donald Trump’s eldest son has emerged as a major player in his father’s Republican Party ahead of the 2024 elections. Trump Jr.’s recent visit to Utah highlighted the role he is playing in the former president’s campaign after the Deseret News reported he holed up in the state to “strategize” with political leaders over how to reach LDS voters in neighboring Arizona and Nevada.

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