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- Trump ramps up campaign efforts with 18 days left until midterms
President Donald Trump is intensifying his campaign with rallies in several states, 18 days before the midterm elections, amid poor polling. As part of a 32-day campaign blitz, he is scheduled to rally in northern Kentucky for Republican Senate candidate Andy Barr, who faces Democrat Charles Booker, and holds events in Wichita, Kansas and Greenville, North Carolina. A Fox News poll found 70% of Americans disapprove of his handling of the economy and 77% disapprove of his approach to inflation, while voters are divided on border security. Trump also floated returning to Texas before Nov. 3 if necessary.
- Trump ramps up campaign efforts with 18 days left until midterms
President Trump is ramping up rallies across several states with 18 days until the midterm elections, as part of a 32-day campaign blitz amid challenging poll numbers. He is scheduled to rally in northern Kentucky on Saturday for Republican Senate candidate Andy Barr, who faces Democrat Charles Booker to replace Mitch McConnell, who is stepping down at the end of his term. Trump has also endorsed Ed Gallrein, who defeated Rep. Thomas Massie in the GOP primary, and will hold rallies in Wichita, Kansas, and Greenville, North Carolina. A new Fox News poll shows 70% of Americans disapprove of his handling of the economy and 77% disapprove of his approach to inflation. Trump also floated returning to Texas before Nov. 3 if necessary.
- Trump ramps up campaign efforts with 18 days left until midterms
President Trump is intensifying his campaign with rallies in multiple states, part of a 32-day blitz with 18 days left before the midterm elections and challenging poll numbers. He is scheduled to rally in northern Kentucky on Saturday for Republican Andy Barr, who faces Democrat Charles Booker for the seat Mitch McConnell is leaving, then holds events in Wichita, Kansas, and Greenville, North Carolina, where Roy Cooper faces Michael Whatley. A new Fox News poll found 70% of Americans disapprove of his handling of the economy and 77% disapprove of his approach to inflation, while views on border security are divided. Trump also said he may return to Texas before Nov. 3 if necessary, which would be his fourth campaign visit to the state in about a month.
- Trump ramps up campaign efforts with 18 days left until midterms
President Donald Trump is intensifying his campaign with rallies in multiple states, with 18 days left until the midterm elections, as part of a 32-day campaign push amid challenging poll numbers. He is scheduled to rally in northern Kentucky for Republican Senate candidate Andy Barr, who faces Democrat Charles Booker, and has endorsed Ed Gallrein in the fourth congressional district. A new Fox News poll found 70% of Americans disapprove of his handling of the economy and 77% disapprove of his approach to inflation. Trump has also floated returning to Texas before Nov. 3 if necessary, which would be his fourth campaign visit to the state in about a month.
- Trump ramps up campaign efforts with 18 days left until midterms
President Donald Trump is intensifying rallies across several states with 18 days until the midterm elections, as part of a 32-day campaign push. He is scheduled to rally in northern Kentucky on Saturday for Republican Senate candidate Andy Barr, who faces Democrat Charles Booker in the race to replace the retiring Sen. Mitch McConnell. Trump also backs Ed Gallrein, who defeated Rep. Thomas Massie in the GOP primary and now faces Democrat Melissa Strange in the fourth congressional district. A Fox News poll found 70% of Americans disapprove of his handling of the economy and 77% disapprove of his approach to inflation, while views on border security are divided. An analyst said the economy is Trump's biggest challenge in the midterms, and he has floated returning to Texas before Nov. 3 if needed.
- Trump ramps up campaign efforts with 18 days left until midterms
With 18 days until the midterm elections, President Donald Trump is ramping up his campaign with rallies in key states as part of a 32-day campaign blitz. He is scheduled to rally in northern Kentucky on Saturday for Republican Senate candidate Andy Barr, who faces Democrat Charles Booker in the race to replace Sen. Mitch McConnell, who is stepping down. Trump has also endorsed Ed Gallrein, who defeated Rep. Thomas Massie in the GOP primary. A Fox News poll found 70% of Americans disapprove of Trump's handling of the economy and 77% disapprove of his approach to inflation, while voters appear divided on border security. Political analyst Todd Belt said midterms are a referendum on how the president is doing his job, and the economy is an area where Trump is struggling in the polls.
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