Republicans Are Quietly Removing Trump From Their Campaign Websites
Summary
Several Republican candidates for the House and Senate are removing images and references to President Donald Trump from their campaign websites. This comes as Trump’s approval ratings fall and some candidates focus more on local issues to appeal to voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.Key Facts
- Republicans in competitive races are taking down pictures of President Trump from their campaign websites.
- Some candidates are also removing statements showing support for Trump’s policies.
- The changes were found by comparing current websites with older versions saved online.
- This trend happens as Trump’s approval ratings drop and some Republicans publicly disagree with him on key policies.
- Candidates are focusing more on local issues like affordability instead of national topics tied to Trump.
- Examples include candidates in North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan, and Florida changing their websites and slogans.
- President Trump has encouraged supporters to act as if he is on the ballot in the upcoming elections.
- Newsweek contacted the candidates and the White House for comments about these website changes.
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