Trump's Final Weekend Blitz: President Stumps in Traditionally Republican States as Control of Congress Hangs in the Balance
President Trump spent the final weekend before Tuesday's elections rallying in states Republicans previously won, underscoring how competitive the midterms have become. The outcome will determine control of Congress and shape the remainder of his presidency.
US President Donald Trump spent the final weekend before Tuesday's elections campaigning in states that Republicans previously won, as he made a last push to rally supporters ahead of a vote that will determine control of Congress. The president's decision to concentrate on traditionally Republican territory highlights how tight the contests have become.
The midterm elections will decide whether Republicans retain their majorities in the House and Senate or whether Democrats gain the power to check the president's agenda. Trump's rally schedule in previously safe Republican states suggests his party is defending ground rather than expanding its map in the closing days of the campaign.
The results will have major implications for the remainder of Trump's presidency, shaping legislative priorities and the balance of power in Washington. Both parties are expected to make their final appeals to voters over the weekend before polls open on Tuesday.
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