Summary
Donald Trump reversed a plan to cancel in-person rallies in Kansas and Iowa, with the events restored to his schedule alongside 19 tele-rallies. The rallies come days before midterm elections, as polls show close races in both states and control of Congress is at stake.Key Facts
- The RNC announced Thursday that Trump would skip the Kansas and Iowa rallies and hold tele-rallies instead.
- A source familiar with the matter said Friday that the in-person rallies were back on the schedule.
- The rallies were rearranged to fit around 19 tele-rallies scheduled for Saturday.
- Trump said he believed Republicans would perform well on election night and said he did not need to visit Kansas.
- The article reports that polls show a narrow margin in the Kansas Senate race and a Democratic edge in Iowa’s Senate and governor races.
- Trump’s tele-rallies are set to target 19 states, including states with competitive Senate, House, or governor races.
- The midterm elections will determine control of Congress, and Democrats hope to gain seats in the House and Senate.
- A Guardian/Harris poll of about 2,000 adults found that respondents often named the cost of living and government corruption as top election issues.
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