MIDDLETOWN, NJ—As President Joe Biden prepares for a high-profile visit to Governor Phil Murphy’s waterfront estate next Saturday for a fundraising event, supporters of former President Donald Trump are planning a notable demonstration. A Trump boat parade is set to take place on the Navesink River, directly in front of Governor Murphy’s mansion.

The parade, organized for Saturday, June 29th, is expected to coincide with President Biden’s visit, potentially attracting significant attention and participation from Trump supporters in the area. This display on the river underscores the political enthusiasm in New Jersey, a state known for its vibrant and sometimes contentious political landscape.

Local authorities are advising both residents and tourists to anticipate possible traffic delays and increased activity in the region, especially along the routes leading to and from the governor’s estate. The presence of both the Trump boat parade and President Biden’s visit will likely create a bustling atmosphere along the Jersey Shore.

Fans of President Trump took to X (formerly Twitter) to call for an impromptu boat parade. For several years Trump boat parades at the Jersey Shore have drawn thousands of visitors and boats. As of now, no official parade has been announced by any entities.

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