The claim is misleading because the available reporting concerns Tom Tiffany, a Wisconsin Republican candidate, not Tiffany Trump, and it describes him avoiding a direct answer about whether President Donald Trump would campaign with him.
Tiffany did not answer when asked whether Donald Trump would campaign with him.

Why Wouldn’t Tiffany Trump Speak for Herself? - The New York Times
Source: nytimes.com
Key Evidence
The Hill reports that Tom Tiffany avoided questions about whether he would receive President Trump's help on the campaign trail.
Mediaite and Political Wire likewise identify Tom Tiffany as the candidate who declined to say whether Trump would campaign with him.
By contrast, the sources about Tiffany Trump discuss her family and past visibility in Trump's political activities, not this 2026 Wisconsin campaign event.
What the Evidence Shows
The key issue is the identity of “Tiffany.” Multiple reports published around August 14-15, 2026, identify the person as Tom Tiffany, the Republican nominee for Wisconsin governor. The Hill, Mediaite, Political Wire, and El-Balad.com all report that Tom Tiffany was asked whether President Donald Trump would campaign with him and did not provide a direct answer.
The statement becomes materially misleading if “Tiffany” is understood as Tiffany Trump, President Trump's daughter. The New York Times and People coverage concern Tiffany Trump and her limited public role in earlier Trump campaigns, not the 2026 Wisconsin gubernatorial campaign. The PBS result also refers to Tom Tiffany's political stance on President Trump, although its excerpt does not independently establish the specific interview exchange.
The DGA item provides related context about Tom Tiffany facing questions concerning his loyalty to President Trump, but it focuses on how he would distinguish himself from the president rather than directly documenting the campaign-appearance question. Quora results are not reliable evidence for identifying the person or verifying the reported exchange.