Republicans look at multi-city convention for President Trump's renomination, which allows the president to say he held the highest-attended event ever for a nominee.
The Republican National Committee announced in July 2018 that the convention would take place in Charlotte.
But a grandiose statement of having hosted the most-attended convention in history is one that Trump, a former reality television star who fixates on crowd size, is very interested in making, people familiar with the discussions said. There's acknowledgement that this has never been done before and that there's no precedent for a split convention in this manner, because there's"only one decision-maker that actually matters," and that is the president, this person said.
The RNC repeatedly asked Cooper to commit to allowing as many as 19,000 people in the Spectrum Center, an assurance that he said couldn't be provided because of health and safety concerns. "We have yet to receive any official notification from the Republican National Committee regarding its intent for the location of the convention. We have a contract in place with the RNC to host the convention and the City Attorney will be in contact with the attorneys for the RNC to understand their full intentions," the city wrote in a statement Wednesday.
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