Trump shares photo backing Alan Wilson near Georgia school

Trump a Truth Social post shows two supporters posing with a Trump-endorsed Alan Wilson campaign sign outside Springdale Elementary in Macon, Georgia.

First Published: July 11, 2026, 3:08 PM ET

WASHINGTON D.C. — Donald Trump shared a photo highlighting his endorsement of Alan Wilson outside a Georgia elementary school on a Truth Social post on July 11, 2026 at 6:56 PM ET.

Here is the full post on truthsocial: “SPRINGDALE ELEMENTARY AAA SIGN COMPAN 706-860-6890 ENDORSED BY Alan Trump WILSON CECO”

The post contains text extracted from a photograph of two people standing in front of Springdale Elementary school in Macon, Georgia. A political campaign sign for Alan Wilson dominates the foreground, bearing the words “ENDORSED BY Trump.” The sign company credited on the school marquee,AAA Sign Company, lists a phone number with a 706 area code based in the Augusta, Georgia region. Springdale Elementary belongs to the Bibb County School District and sits at 4965 Northside Drive in Macon (see bcsdk12.net).

The photograph shows an older man and woman posing together on a sunny day. The man wears a dark blazer over a blue button-down shirt with a graphic T-shirt visible underneath and a red, white, and blue bow tie. The woman wears a blue denim top, a cross necklace, and red beaded jewelry. A school bus and parked vehicles fill the background.

A campaign sign for Alan Wilson, endorsed by Donald J. Trump, is displayed outside Springdale Elementary School in Macon, Georgia, on 07/11/2026.

Neither individual in the photo can be identified from the post alone. The campaign sign’s truncated text “CECO” at the bottom may refer to additional campaign information cut off in the image. The post did not specify Alan Wilson‘s race or the office he seeks.

Trump has made endorsements a central feature of his political activity. A Zenger analysis of a real-time database of all Truth Social posts found that 98 of 525 Trump posts in the last 30 days addressed elections, underscoring the volume of endorsement content he pushes as candidates seek his backing ahead of upcoming races.

The post carried no written commentary from Trump beyond the image, which appears to have been uploaded directly as a photograph taken at the school location.