Tiffany Trump Campaigns In Montgomery County Sunday

FLOURTOWN, PA -- Tiffany Trump was in Montgomery County over the weekend campaigning for her father, marking just the latest of several visits to the Philadelphia area from major figures in both parties over the past few weeks and drawing renewed attention to southeastern Pennsylvania as the linchpin in the 2020 presidential election.

She spoke Sunday afternoon at a Flourtown event which Trump campaign organizers called "Jewish Voices for Trump."

From atop a deck at a local residence, Tiffany delivered remarks to several dozen supporters spaced out on the lawn below her.

"Thank you, Flourtown, PA for the warm welcome," she shared. "Today, I was able to speak with an enthusiastic group of people in support of Jewish Voices for Trump. My father @realDonaldTrump fights every day for the Jewish people and he will continue to do so in his second term."

Tiffany, a 27-year-old Georgetown law and University of Pennsylvania graduate, is President Trump's fourth child. She was joined at the Flourtown event by top Trump strategist and campaign advisor Boris Epshteyn.

In response to the event, which focused on the local Jewish community, Pennsylvania Democrats looked to shift the conversation to the economy.

“The Trump family’s broken promises won’t erase this week’s dismal Pennsylvania jobs numbers or provide the real leadership Pennsylvanians need to create good-paying jobs," Pennsylvania Democratic Party spokesman Andres Anzola said in a statement in response to the visit. "There is only one candidate in this race who we can trust to spur manufacturing job growth for workers across Pennsylvania, and that’s Joe Biden.”

The Trump campaign launched their Sheldon Adelson-helmed"Jewish Voices for Trump" initiative, an attempt to shore up support on whatever part of the religious right they can, back on Sept. 16. Events have sought to paint the president as a supporter of Israel, and have touted his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Amidst these recent efforts to court Jewish voters, Trump even tried - and failed - to get Netanyahu to condemn Biden.

Tiffany Trump's visit comes following Biden's appearance at a drive-in campaign event Saturday in Bucks County, and President Obama's speech at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia last Wednesday. President Trump will be in Allentown himself late Monday morning.

Trump recently gained three points on Biden in Pennsylvania, according to an average of eight recent polls compiled at RealClearPolitics.

The Flourtown event was hosted by the Phyllis Schlaffly Eagle Forum and the Republican Jewish Coalition.