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EDMOND, Okla. - A pair of 8-year-old twins were the spitting image of the two 2024 presidential candidates in creative, politically-themed Halloween costumes ahead of Election Day. Pictures and footage posted to social media account @garzacrew showed sisters Haven and Koti Garza, who live in Edmond, Oklahoma, dressed as rivals, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris .
And, this isn’t the first time they have dressed up as political figures. In 2020, the twins, who were then four years old, dressed up as then-presidential candidates Trump and Joe Biden . Sisters Haven and Koti Garza dressed up as this year’s presidential candidates, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.
(Credit: @garzacrew) "The girls were born just before the 2016 election and that was when I initially had the idea to dress them as the candidates," the twin’s mother Adrea Garza told FOX TV Stations Tuesday. "So I knew whoever was running in 2020 would be their Halloween costume." She continued, "I knew we would do this again in 2024.
I actually plan to keep the tradition going every four years as long as my twins continue to have fun with it!" Sisters Haven and Koti Garza dressed up as presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden in 2020. (Credit: @garzacrew) (@garzacrew) With Koti’s blonde hair and Haven’s brown hair and eyes, Adrea said the costumes "picked themselves without ever having a discussion of who will dress up as who." Sisters Haven and Koti Garza dressed up as this year’s presidential candidates, president Donald Trump and former vice president Joe Biden.
(Credit: @garzacrew) "Koti (aka Donald Trump) loved helping with her hair and makeup! She loves a good ‘disguise’ and playing a character!," Adrea, 40, said, adding, "Haven (Kamala Harris) was so excited to wear a pantsuit and my pearl earrings! She actually asked if I could buy her more pant suits because she liked how it made her look ‘serious and confident!’" RELATED: 4-year-old twin girls dress up as Trump and Biden ahead of Halloween, 2020 election The social media posts have already garnered thousands of views. "Part of our mission is to spread joy and create smiles. We hope this costume helps give a laugh to those out there who view it, no matter which side of the aisle you are on!," she added.
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