Gov. Kemp Offers To Host Republican National Convention In Georgia

President Trump threatened to move the Republican National Convention from North Carolina if full attendance couldn't be guaranteed by August. North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper stated that decisions would be based on health data, not politics. Georgia Governor Kemp invited Trump to consider Georgia as an alternative. Trump has not responded to Georgia's offer but expressed a preference for North Carolina and dismissed rumors of moving the event to Florida.

Why did President Trump consider moving the Republican National Convention from North Carolina?

• Due to political disagreements with the governor

• Because of potential restrictions on large gatherings

• To find a more central location

• To reduce costs

What condition did President Trump set for keeping the Convention in North Carolina?

• The Convention must be shortened

• The governor must attend the event

• Full attendance must be guaranteed by August

• The event must be held outdoors

What did Georgia Governor Kemp offer to President Trump?

• To host the Republican National Convention in Georgia

• To organize a virtual Convention

• To provide financial support for the Convention

• To host a campaign rally

What was President Trump's response to the idea of moving the Convention to Florida?

• He was interested in the idea

• He had already made arrangements in Florida

• He had zero interest in moving it to Florida

• He was considering it as a backup plan

What was the main reason for President Trump's preference to keep the Convention in North Carolina?

• He had personal ties to the state

• He had zero interest in other locations

• He believed it was the safest option

• He wanted to avoid the hassle of moving