President Trump hits the campaign trail in Iowa and Kansas as voters prepare for critical midterm elections this Tuesday.
President Donald Trump prepares for campaign rallies in Iowa and Kansas today. His party works hard to keep its Senate seats. These results will determine who controls the United States Congress.
Meanwhile, the Senate race in Kansas is very tight. Republican Senator Roger Marshall faces Democrat Adam Hamilton. Kansas has not elected a Democratic senator since 1932.
Also, the president held several tele-rallies over the weekend. He reached out to voters in Florida, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. He aims to secure support for his party's candidates.
Next, millions of Americans head to the polls this Tuesday. About 210 million registered voters will cast their ballots. Their choices will shape the power dynamics for the rest of Trump's term.
Although the president is not on the ballot, Congress is. The House of Representatives and the Senate create national laws. They also manage how the government spends federal money.
Furthermore, voters will decide the future of many legislative seats. All 435 House seats are up for election. Additionally, 35 of the 100 Senate seats remain in play.
Special elections are happening in Florida and Ohio as well. These votes fill seats left by Marco Rubio and JD Vance. Both men left their roles to serve in the executive branch.
Also, residents in 36 states will choose their new governors. Voters will select local officials and state legislators, too. These local races impact daily life across the country.
Finally, our team will provide live coverage of these important elections. We will track the results as they come in. Stay with us for the latest news and analysis throughout the week.