Trump says he is embarking on 32 days of campaign travel before November elections
- On Tuesday, September 29, President Donald Trump announced a 32-day campaign tour across multiple states, including Texas and Ohio, aimed at securing Republican control of Congress ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.
- The campaign push arrives later than White House advisers initially envisioned, after the calendar was dominated this year by foreign policy and the ongoing war with Iran. This compressed timeline reflects Trump's effort to mobilize voters.
- Recent polls show Trump's approval rating at 37 percent, near historic lows, while voters express frustration over high gasoline prices and the Iran war. Democrats lead in several key House and Senate races.
- Trump's travel itinerary includes stops in battleground states like Texas and Ohio, where he will personally rally supporters. He maintains that Republican candidates across the country want him to campaign for them.
- The midterm elections serve as a referendum on Trump's second term, determining which party controls the legislative agenda for his final two years in office. Control of the House and Senate remains on a knife's edge.
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Washington, Oct. 3 (EFE).- A month after the United States holds its legislative elections, President Donald Trump steps on the electoral accelerator and reinforces his campaign by visiting Republican fiefdoms to mobilize his bases in an appointment that has turned into a referendum on his administration. After asking his voters to imagine that [...] Trump's entry mobilizes a month from the legislative ones that has become a "self-referendum" wa…
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The US president leaves no doubt: he wants to help his Republicans win the important congressional elections. Even if his polls are in the basement, he travels the country for it.
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The US president leaves no doubt: he wants to help his Republicans win the important congressional elections. Even if his polls are in the basement, he travels the country for it.
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