Trump makes fevered campaign push in final weekend before election
Summary
President Donald Trump campaigned at rallies in Florida, Iowa and Kansas during the final weekend before the midterm elections, urging voters to keep Republicans in control of Congress. He addressed concerns about rising costs while attacking Democrats, as polls and forecasts pointed to a strong chance of Democratic gains.Key Facts
- Trump held rallies in Florida, Iowa and Kansas, states he had won in previous elections.
- He also took part in remote rallies for candidates in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
- Trump said Democrats would open the border, bankrupt families, take away guns and harm children.
- The article says prices for fuel, groceries and health care had risen since the war in Iran began more than eight months earlier.
- A Harvard University forecasting tool gave Democrats a 96% chance of winning the House and a 76% chance of winning the Senate.
- An NBC News poll showed registered voters preferred a Democratic-controlled Congress by 52% to 45%.
- Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers after losing the Democratic nomination to Abdul El-Sayed.
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