The U.S. President reinstated two rallies in Kansas and Iowa a day after cancelling them, saying Republicans "have a shot" in the midterms as a record 47.9 million Americans have already voted
WASHINGTON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump has restored canceled campaign rallies in Iowa and Kansas days before November 3 midterm elections, a White House official said on...
Trump is set to hold rallies in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday, aiming to support Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections, as per a new report.
Trump had originally been scheduled to campaign in Salina, Kansas, on Saturday and Dubuque, Iowa, on Sunday, but both appearances were scrapped on Thursday.
US President Donald Trump cancelled weekend campaign stops in Kansas and Iowa, shifting to nationwide tele-rallies ahead of the midterm elections.
President Trump has rescheduled rallies in two key Senate battleground states after initially cancelling the events, as Republicans seek to hold their Senate majority amid voter concerns over...
Trump will replace rallies in Iowa and Kansas with telephone events, and Vance’s Minnesota anti-fraud event has been canceled.
President Trump revived two cancelled rallies after lashing out over a question on why they were originally nixed and accusations he was lying about the reason.
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