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Trump campaigns in Florida ahead of weekend rallies in final midterm blitz
Trump said he would return to the trail Sunday after canceling some rallies, as Republicans seek to boost turnout in competitive Senate races.
- President Donald Trump rallied Republican supporters in Daytona Beach, Florida, on Friday, urging voters to participate in the midterm elections he initially planned as his final in-person campaign event before Election Day.
- The president has spent much of the month traveling to energize Republican voters as the party fights to maintain control of Congress, with midterms that could shape the final two years of his presidency.
- During Friday, Trump spoke with Florida Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds, acknowledging the grueling schedule: "I thought this was going to be my last one, Byron," Trump said, noting "Twenty-eight days in a row of this crap is a lot."
- Returning to the campaign trail, Trump will hold back-to-back rallies in Iowa and Kansas, abruptly reversing his plan to shift to tele-rallies as both states host competitive Senate races critical to maintaining a Republican majority.
- Regarding the Kansas race, Trump added that Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, locked in a tight contest with Democrat Adam Hamilton, "is doing well," while also supporting Iowa Senate candidate Ashley Hinson.
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U.S. President Donald Trump arrives at the mid-term elections, in which his party is playing Congressional control, with the lowest level of approval in his administration.
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