DeSantis reportedly stacks April travel plans for New Hampshire, Ohio, Michigan

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (FLV) – According to announcements from county Republican clubs, Gov. Ron DeSantis is preparing to travel across the country again in April.

According to Detroit News, Michigan’s Midland County GOP distributed an invitation reporting that DeSantis will be a guest at their April 6 Dave Camp Spring Breakfast.

Reservations reportedly cost $100 per person.

Ohio’s Butler County GOP announced “Lincoln Day Event” on April 13, featuring DeSantis as a special guest speaker.

“Freedom lives here,” the poster-promo reads.

A day later, on April 14, DeSantis is set to speak at the New Hampshire GOP’s Amos Tuck Dinner in Manchester.

The event is reportedly the party’s largest fundraising dinner.

New Hampshire is the first state in the U.S. to hold a presidential primary each season.

On April 21, DeSantis is slated to speak at the Heritage Foundation’s 50th leadership summit in National Harbor, Maryland.

“Conservatives are craving a bold and visionary leader who gets things done — and that’s exactly what Gov. Ron DeSantis has accomplished in Florida,” Heritage President Kevin Roberts told Fox News. 

In light of his Feb. 28 book launch of “The Courage to Be Free,” DeSantis is making rounds across states from the Rust Belt to Texas and the West Coast.

DeSantis has not confirmed a 2024 presidential run, but has repeatedly said his team will examine any “national” political decisions when the Florida Legislature wraps up its session in May.

The governor began in February meeting with law enforcement in blue cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago.

Off the heels of his book launch, he also traveled to Texas and California.

Recently, DeSantis spoke to crowds in both Iowa and Nevada.