Trump says he will respect US midterm results "if they’re honest" as he revives voter fraud claims ahead of the election.
If they're honest elections: Trump on accepting US midterm results
The November 3 polls will determine control of Congress, with economic concerns and voter turnout emerging as key factors shaping the contest
President Donald Trump said he would rely on negotiations and his veto power if Democrats win control of the House.
Asked how he intended to work with Democrats if they took control of the House of Representatives, Trump said.
US President Donald Trump has said he will respect the outcome of next week’s midterm elections only if they are "honest", renewing concerns that he could challenge the results if Republicans...
Trump said he would accept the results of the midterm elections when pressed by reporters on Tuesday — but did include one crucial caveat.
Trump, like in the previous two presidential election cycles, has sown doubt into the integrity of the voting process as Americans start to cast their ballots
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