A young Donald Trump supporter cheers at the pep rally in Mobile, Alabama.
People wait in line for the venue to open. It had been planned for the Mobile Civic Center but was moved to Ladd-Peebles Stadium, a 43,000-seat venue normally home to high school football games.
An attendee wears a hairpiece similar to Trump's signature style.
Patriotic pompoms ahead of the rally.
Trump supporters raise their arms and a flag during his rally.
Trump, clad in his "Make America Great Again" baseball cap, won the backing of Sen. Jeff Sessions, a hometown hero in Mobile. The Alabama Republican praised Trump's positions on immigration.
Phones are readied to snap photos of Trump.
A man boasts a Trump campaign button.
Trump stands at the lectern.
A plane with a banner supporting former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush flies by the stadium, proclaiming: "Trump 4 higher taxes. Jeb 4 Prez."
Some people travel from as far away as California to attend the rally in Mobile. "It was one of the greatest events Mobile ever put on aside from Mardi Gras," says Colby Cooper, chief of staff to Mayor Sandy Stimpson.
A joyful Trump offers to sign copies of one of his books and waves his arms to encourage applause at some of his one-liners. "I'd like to have the election tomorrow," he said at one point. "I don't want to wait."
