The itinerary covers 7 states in 7 days, including stops in North Carolina, South Carolina, Iowa, Florida, Georgia, and Michigan before Election Day in two weeks. Vice President JD Vance also campaigned in North Carolina on Monday, though observers disputed attendance levels, with reports ranging from a capacity crowd in Hendersonville to only dozens of people. While the states on the route feature contested Senate races, every rally is located in a safe Republican House district, and gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson will skip Trump's Saturday event in Macon to focus on turnout.
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Trump Starts 7 State Midterm Tour With Kansas Rally
US Politics1 day ago
President Donald Trump began visiting Republican strongholds on Monday, opening a tour to bolster GOP Senate candidates with an appearance for junior senator Roger Marshall in the Midwest. Supporters formed lines in Kansas before sunrise for the rally, where Trump described Marshall's opponent as a "fake" and a "disaster." Marshall currently has a 62% chance of winning his Senate seat according to predictions from Kalshi.
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