Trump asked a woman he gave 100 dollars to at the market for her vote.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump made an interesting move on Monday at a supermarket in Pennsylvania. During a political visit to a local market in West Pennsylvania, Trump contributed $100 to the shopping of a mother of three.

Trump took a $100 bill out of his wallet to help the woman who was paying at the register and said, "Here, take this. Your bill has been reduced by $100." With this gesture, he asked for her vote and remarked, "We will do this for you in the White House too," referencing the 2024 election campaign.

This action aligns with one of the main themes of Trump's 2024 election campaign. Trump promises to reduce the cost of living for Americans, particularly lowering gas and grocery prices. This promise is a significant issue for many Americans facing high inflation and economic challenges.

The visit was part of Trump's busy schedule in Pennsylvania. He also held a meeting with farmers and conducted a rally on the same day. Pennsylvania is seen as one of the seven critical states in the presidential election in November.

In a statement to reporters, Trump claimed that his campaign is going well and that he is ahead of his opponents. He also criticized his rival Kamala Harris for being against fracking, bringing up this important issue for the region.

This incident can be seen as an example of Trump's strategy to connect directly with the public and address everyday issues. In an environment where most voters see the economy and inflation as the most important issues, such gestures are becoming a significant part of the election campaign.