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Trump Heads to Mississippi as the Two Parties Prepare for Final Sprint Ahead of Midterm Election Day

Attendees must register in advance, and the U.S. Secret Service will screen guests as Trump campaigns for Cindy Hyde-Smith.

  • President Donald Trump visits Corinth, Mississippi, today to campaign for Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith at the Crossroads Arena, marking a strategic stop in an unexpectedly tight Senate race.
  • Mississippi, a reliably Republican state, is not where the GOP envisioned needing a late-October visit from Trump, as Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith faces a surprisingly tight challenge from Democrat Scott Colom.
  • Corinth police advise attendees to arrive at Crossroads Arena by 4:30 p.m. and avoid bringing bags to expedite security screening. Registration is required for the free event.
  • Challenger Scott Colom has outpaced Hyde-Smith in fundraising and recently aired an ad featuring an AI-generated version of the incumbent criticizing beef prices tied to Trump's tariffs.
  • Republicans currently hold a 53-47 Senate majority, requiring Democrats to flip at least four seats to gain control, making Mississippi one of several battlegrounds where GOP majorities face pressure.
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WREG News broke the news in Memphis, United States on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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