OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Maine — Wednesday evening the Women For Trump campaign made a stop here in Maine.
"I'm really excited to be surrounded by women who support President Trump," one woman attending the event said.
"We are so excited to be here in Maine," Mercedes Schlapp, senior advisor on the Trump Campaign said.
She said he has been traveling across the country with the Women for Trump movement, most recently in Wisconsin.
She told NEWS CENTER Maine she's finding that women are interested in three things. The economy, health care, and education.
Riding on the Women for Trump bus, President Trump's daughter-in-law Lara Trump.
She and the others met and listened to concerns of voters in a state the campaign is confident in.
"We feel we can win the state of Maine," Schlapp said.
This event was originally supposed to be held at Stars and Stripes Brewing in Freeport.
The owner there announced on Facebook it was closing on Wednesday because he didn't know he was part of a campaign rally.
Instead, the owner of Jimmy the Greeks, Jimmy Albert stepped in.
Albert declined to speak on camera but echoes the same sentiment -- that he doesn't want to be part of a rally or protest but just wanted to allow them to have a bite to eat.
Regardless of the location, women made the trip, "'cause he can make a difference," one woman told NEWS CENTER Maine.
The women for trump bus tour continues in New England Thursday. They have two stops in New Hampshire.