People said they left feeling even more confident in their decision as they head to the polls for the next few weeks.<\/p>\n
MACON, Ga. Just 18 days from Election Day, people who attended President Donald Trump's rally on Friday said he solidified their votes.<\/p>\n
\"I'm not a Republican, I'm not a Democrat, I'm just an American and I've never really been into politics, but a couple days ago, it was my 18th birthday so President Trump will be the first person I vote for. I just had to come over here and say that,\" says Kinsley Ann Hadaway, from Alabama<\/p>\n
\"I think that a lot more people showed up than what they thought. I think the parking was really difficult, but other than that, it was a really good turnout and there's a lot of support for Donald Trump,\" said Tanner Bone of Warner Robins.<\/p>\n
When we asked his favorite part of the rally, Bone adds, \"Probably his Second Amendment, when he was speaking about how the Second Amendment is at risk right now, I like that he supports that.\"<\/p>\n
Cameron Bligen from Peachtree City said, \"Tonight's rally has been great. I think that people need to see that this country is united and not as divided as the fake news wants you to see.\"<\/p>\n
Shawn Evanuk from Centerville said, \"Second Amendment rights, the fact that he's all for what America stands for, that's basically it in a nutshell.\"<\/p>\n
13-year-old Daniel McElheney from Jones County said although he can't vote, \"He's my favorite president and he's done so much for America and I think he's great.\"<\/p>\n
There was a long wait time for buses to get back to the parking lots after the rally, and some people chose to walk the 1.25 miles to their cars instead.<\/p>\n
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