Ahead of Election Day, Donald Trump urged Republicans to turn out in large numbers, warning that his administration's policies could be reversed if Democrats take control of Congress.
Donald Trump appealed to Republican voters to treat the midterms as a referendum on his presidency and the policies introduced during his second term.
Trump urged Republicans to turn out in large numbers for the midterm elections, treating the contest as a referendum on his presidency as control of Congress hangs in the balance.
Trump urged Americans to back Republican candidates and warned against a Democratic victory.
His speech will contrast the Republicans' efforts making the US 'safer and wealthier' with the Democrats’ 'radical, America Last agenda'.
Trump seemed to acknowledge that Democrats had an advantage heading into Election Day. "But we gave this a very strong shot," he said.
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