Trump’s Iowa and Kansas Rallies Restored to Midterm Campaign Schedule
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President Donald Trump’s in-person campaign rallies in Iowa and Kansas are back on his schedule after the Republican National Committee had announced they would be replaced by tele-rallies, The Hill reported, citing a source familiar with the matter. Bloomberg also reported that the two rallies had returned to the calendar.
The RNC said Thursday that Trump would conduct a 72-hour series of tele-rallies reaching nearly 20 states, arguing that the format would allow him to speak to more voters in the final days before the November 3 midterm elections. The initial change had canceled weekend appearances in Iowa and Kansas, while a Friday rally in Daytona Beach, Florida, remained scheduled.
RNC Chairman Joe Gruters said voters around the country wanted to hear from Trump before Election Day and described the tele-rally campaign as a boost for Republican candidates. Additional remote events could still be announced.
The Hill said the Iowa and Kansas events had been rearranged for scheduling purposes. The restored appearances come as Republicans defend narrow majorities in both chambers of Congress and contest competitive Senate races in several states, including Iowa and Kansas.
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