Trump Touts DC Renovations in Final Push to Voters on Midterm Election Eve
Summary
President Donald Trump used his final public appearance before the midterm election to discuss renovations to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and other work in Washington, D.C. He also urged support for Republican candidates, cited his administration’s record on border security and tax cuts, and acknowledged that the president’s party often loses seats in midterm elections.Key Facts
- Trump spoke Monday at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, one day before voters were set to cast ballots.
- He spent more than 20 minutes discussing the pool’s reopening, its blue color, landscaping and renovations in Washington, D.C.
- Trump joked about naming the Reflecting Pool after himself and showed photographs of rusted pipes found during the renovation.
- He was scheduled to take part in nine tele-rallies for Republican candidates.
- Vice President JD Vance campaigned in New York and Ohio.
- Trump said his administration had delivered record border security and the largest income tax cuts in U.S. history.
- Trump said the sitting president’s party generally does not win midterm elections, but that his administration had made a strong effort.
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