Did 200,000 people attend Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden Rally? Here’s the truth
Donald Trump’s recent rally at New York City’s Madison Square Garden, with some claims suggesting attendance reached nearly 200,000.
An Oct. 27 Facebook post, shared by multiple users and platforms, including Instagram and X (formerly Twitter), claimed that the rally had “almost 200,000 people” in attendance.
However, official figures and venue capacity statistics tell a different story, as per a report by USA Today.
Venue Capacity Confirms 20,000 Limit
According to Madison Square Garden Entertainment’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the arena’s maximum capacity is approximately 21,000 seats.
For Trump’s rally, the venue was configured to hold around 19,500 attendees, as reported by outlets like USA TODAY and The Hill. This falls significantly short of the 200,000 attendees claimed on social media.
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