Trump says he is embarking on 32 days of campaign travel before November elections
Trump is campaigning in competitive races to boost turnout as polls show voter frustration over the economy and high prices.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced a 32-day campaign tour ahead of the November 3, 2026 midterm elections, planning stops in Texas and Ohio to center his record in Republican efforts to hold Congress.
- The campaign blitz arrives later than initially envisioned by presidential advisers because the White House calendar was dominated for much of the year by foreign policy and the Iran conflict, compressing Trump's mobilization timeline.
- Democrats lead in generic ballot polling as voters express concerns over high gasoline prices and the ongoing war with Iran, illustrating the difficult political terrain Republicans face in retaining congressional control.
- Dismissing reports of candidate distancing, Trump projected confidence on Tuesday, claiming "they all want me to go," though some Republican candidates continue emphasizing local issues over his direct involvement.
- The November 3, 2026 elections will determine control of the House and Senate, serving as a referendum on Trump's second term and shaping his policy agenda during his final two years in office.
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The Kremlin agreement didn't stop the Republican ratings from falling.
Meeting of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in 2025. Andrew Harnik/Getty Images via BBC The President of the United States, Donald Trump, faces a growing negative reaction due to plans to import diesel from Russia, at a time when the war involving Iran continues to impact global energy prices. ✅ Follow the international news channel of the G1 on WhatsApp On Friday, Trump announced that the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, agreed to immediately …
A growing scandal within the Republican Party over US President Donald Trump's Russian diesel business is brewing, The Hill reported. The case is particularly unpleasant because the US midterm elections are less than a month away.
US midterms: Iran war, Russia diesel supply deal expose 'growing' divide between Trump, Republicans
Trump faces Republican dissent over the Iran war and his Russian diesel supply deal ahead of the US midterms. Lawmakers have questioned easing sanctions on Moscow and sought limits on Trump’s Iran war powers as rising fuel prices add pressure on the party.
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The New York LedgerTrump pollster says Republicans need better offensive messaging to win midterms
Republicans need to do a better job of offensive messaging and contrasting their economic wins against Democrats' socialist ideas to hold onto their congressional majorities in the midterm election, GOP pollster John McLaughlin said Monday.
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