Trump urges supporters to vote on wrong day

Published Wed, Oct 12 20167:53 AM EDTUpdated Wed, Oct 12 201610:59 AM EDT

Joseph and Maria Caruso vote inside the Early Vote Center in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota after work on October 5, 2016. Voters in Minnesota can submit their ballot for the General Election at locations across the state every day until Election Day on November 8, 2016.

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Donald Trump is urging his supporters to vote on Election Day — but he got one key fact wrong.

In the opening moments of a rally Tuesday night in Palm Beach City, Florida, Trump told the crowd to "make sure you get out and vote, Nov. 28."

The problem with that advice? Election Day is actually Nov. 8.

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Trump: Vote on November 28th

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Later in the rally, Trump correctly listed the date.

Twitter users quickly latched on to the mistake.

Tweet 1: Rashida Jones: Yes Trump supporters. Whatever you do please get out and vote on November 28th and not a minute before!

Tweet 2: Jeff Zentner Trump voters: Trump was right about Election Day being on November 28. Do not let the lying media tell you otherwise!!!!

—CNBC contributed to this post