Trump Returns to Georgia with Election Claims, Worrying some Republicans
Trump will promote new child savings accounts and tax cuts as Republicans worry his election-fraud claims could depress turnout in Georgia Senate races.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump visits Wheeler High School in Marietta, Georgia, to promote the federal Trump Accounts program and Working Families Tax Cuts while campaigning for Republican candidates ahead of November's election.
- Republican Party leaders in Georgia worry the president's focus on 2020 election fraud claims could suppress voter turnout, as some supporters question whether to vote if they believe results will not be accurately counted.
- Cobb County Republican Party chair Mary Clarice Hathaway noted that election security remains a "big concern" for voters and urged them: "Everybody should show up to the polls. Sitting at home doesn't help anybody."
- Georgia Democrat Jon Ossoff criticized the visit as a distraction from economic issues, while Senate candidate Representative Mike Collins backed stricter voting requirements; a Fox News poll in July showed Ossoff leading Collins by 13 percentage points.
- Control of the U.S. Senate remains a central battleground in the November midterm elections, with both parties mobilizing voters in one of the country's most competitive races.
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Trump visits Georgia to tout policies, promote GOP candidates
President Donald Trump visited Wheeler High School in Cobb County Wednesday to talk about the midterm elections, the impact of his policies on the economy and new tax-advantaged retirement accounts for children created under his administration.
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