Trump set to return to Texas for midterm rally
Trump will hold rallies in Lubbock and Waco as he seeks to boost Ken Paxton and Republican turnout in a competitive Senate race.
- President Donald Trump will return to Texas on Tuesday to campaign for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, with stops in Lubbock and Waco against Democratic nominee James Talarico.
- Paxton faces a tight contest in the historically red state as Trump has visited Texas five times this year, with his MAGA Inc. group funding efforts to maintain Republican control.
- Trump told reporters last week that "Ken Paxton's gone way up in the poll" and his rallies have "changed the whole ballgame." Vice President JD Vance has joined him in Texas repeatedly.
- Both Tuesday stops will occur in areas where Trump won overwhelming support in 2024. Trump described Paxton as "the greatest attorney general in the history of Texas," claiming recent polls show him leading.
- Nationwide rallies aim to boost base turnout and shore up Republican candidates. Trump has dedicated significant attention to the Lone Star state throughout this year as part of broader campaign strategy.
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Trump set to return to Texas for midterm rally
President Trump will head back to Texas exactly one week before Election Day, underscoring the competitive nature of the red state’s battleground races. The Republican National Committee announced Monday that Trump will campaign in Waco, Texas, on Oct. 27. The trip will mark Trump’s third visit to the Lone Star State this month alone and…
Trump plans October 27 Lubbock rally with Ken Paxton
President Donald Trump plans an October 27 campaign stop in Lubbock with Republican U.S. Senate nominee Ken Paxton. The venue has not been announced. Trump will campaign in Lubbock on Tuesday, October 27, before heading to Waco, according to FOX 4 in Dallas-Fort Worth, which cited RNC officials. Paxton is expected at both stops. FOX 4 reported a 2:30 p.m. event in Lubbock and a 6 p.m. event in Waco. Specific venues and additional event details h…
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