Trump Makes Final Midterm Rally Push as Democrats Rise in Polls
Summary
President Donald Trump held rallies in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday to support Republican Senate candidates as a New York Times/Siena poll showed Democrats leading in all seven battleground Senate races it surveyed. The poll put Democrat Adam Hamilton five points ahead of Senator Roger Marshall in Kansas and Democrat Josh Turek one point ahead of Representative Ashley Hinson in Iowa.Key Facts
- Trump said the Kansas rally was his 30th and that he was there to help Roger Marshall get elected.
- The Times/Siena survey polled 5,708 likely voters across key battleground states from October 23 to November 1.
- In Kansas, Hamilton led Marshall 49% to 44% among 736 likely voters; a September poll showed the two tied at 45%.
- In Iowa, Turek led Hinson 48% to 47%.
- In Texas, Democrat James Talarico led Republican Ken Paxton 50% to 43%.
- In Michigan, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed led Republican Mike Rogers by 11 points.
- At his rallies, Trump criticized Democrats and discussed his administration’s achievements, prices, border policy and other issues.
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