At a rally for Donald Trump in New York City, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik proclaimed the state as 'Trump country' and criticized Vice President Kamala Harris and President Biden for their handling of various crises, including the border situation and international conflicts. The rally featured prominent Jewish supporters of Trump, amid controversy over some speakers' associations with antisemitism, as well as the historical significance of Madison Square Garden, which once hosted a pro-Nazi rally in 1939. Stefanik and other Republicans are focusing on mobilizing 'low-propensity voters' just days before the election, highlighting the contrasting energy levels between Trump's campaign and Harris's. She emphasized the excitement surrounding Trump's rally, stating that it sold out quickly, unlike Harris's events. The rally and the surrounding discussions reflect the intense competition for the Jewish vote as the election approaches. With the election looming, Republican leaders are rallying support to capitalize on perceived Democratic failures.