HONESDALE, PA — On September 30, the Wayne County Republican Party opened its campaign headquarters for Donald Trump with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Among 100 people attending were Dwight Gregory, first row, kneeling, left; attorney Steve Burlein, Republican Committee Chairman; Brian Smith, Wayne County Commissioners Chair; Judy Murphy; Judy O’Connell, auditor; Millie Compton, 100 years old and member of Republican Party and Otto Voitt, candidate for state treasurer. In the second row are Elizabeth Gregory, Trump campaign representative, cutting the ribbon; Ginger Golden, former Wayne County Recorder of Deeds.Also attending from U.S. Sen.Pat Toomey’s office were James Markil and Ryan Greg, Northeast GOP director’s assistant.

In five days the office gave out over 500 Trump signs and bumper stickers. The Trump Victory Center, located at 627 Main Street, is open Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

According to a poll from Franklin and Marshall College released on October 3, Trump is trailing Hillary Clinton in the Keystone state by nine points.