Trump Promises to Campaign for Republicans and Says They Have a Winning Midterm Message
Trump said he will visit about 35 battleground races to help Republicans defend narrow congressional majorities.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced plans to spend the final 30 days before November's midterm elections traveling to about 35 battleground states to support Republican candidates for the House and Senate.
- Republicans face a challenging midterm season with slim majorities, prompting Trump to encourage vulnerable lawmakers to run on his record and reverse historical patterns where presidents lose midterm races.
- Trump told House Speaker Mike Johnson and other secure GOP leaders not to request campaign visits if leading by 40 points, saying, 'Please don't ask me to come to your area and make a speech.'
- In Alaska, Trump pledged support for Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan, while in Texas he praised Attorney General Ken Paxton as 'the best attorney general in the country,' despite Paxton's scandal-plagued past.
- The campaign push arrives as a Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Trump's approval rating at 33%, his lowest ever, while Republicans contend with voter concerns over the economy and international tensions.
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Trump Unveils Final 30-Day Plan to Rally Republicans for Midterms
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Trump details his ‘final 30 days’ strategy to get Republicans elected in the midterms
“I'm going to take the final 30 days, maybe a little bit more than that, because it's all about 35 races,” Trump said. “I'm going to go to every one of those 35 places, and we're going to see if we can get everyone elected."
US President Donald Trump has vowed to campaign heavily for Republican candidates ahead of the November midterm elections, saying he plans to make multiple trips to states where close races are expected, Reuters reported. During a White House dinner with congressional Republicans, Trump highlighted his role in the party's campaign so far and promised a busy schedule in the final month before the vote, similar to that of his own 2024 presidential…
In the mid-term elections in November, the Republicans threaten to lose their majorities in Congress. President Trump wants to do his bit to prevent this from happening. Given its popularity values, it is not an easy undertaking.
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