CPAC 2022: Who is speaking at the Orlando, Florida convention?

THE 2022 Conservative Political Action Conference is right around the corner and many are wondering who will be speaking at the event.

The yearly convention sees a number of activists and elected officials from across the United States gather together and will be held from Thursday, February 24 to Sunday, February 27.

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Who is speaking at the 2022 CPAC convention?

This year, a number of Republican Party members will be speaking at the CPAC convention, including a former president.

The 2022 CPAC speakers include:

• Donald Trump
• Donald Trump Jr.
• Candace Owens
• Govenor Ron DeSantis
• Senator Ted Cruz
• Mercedes Schlapp
• Tito Ortiz
• Michele Tafoya
• Papa John
• Senator Marsha Blackburn
• Representative Lauren Boebert
• Dr. Ben Carson

A full list of speakers can be found on the event's .

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How much are tickets?

For those wishing to get tickets to see their favorite speakers in person, only a limited number of tickets are left.

for the weekend start at $295, there is also a limited number of student tickets left for $50.

In order to purchase a student ticket, you must be 24-years-old and under and be able to produce a valid school ID.

Read our CPAC 2022 live blog for the very latest news and updates...

Single-day tickets to the Orlando event are also available and start at $90.

CPAC 2022 also offered VIP ticket options, however, they have since sold out.

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What happens at CPAC?

CPAC was first introduced in 1974 and is known as the "largest and most influential gathering of conservatives in the world."

The convention brings thousands of activists together to listen to panel discussions and talk about politics.

According to the event's , it is the third-ranked Political and Press event of the year, behind the State of the Union and the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.