Trump Cancels Rallies in Kansas and Iowa

President Donald Trump canceled upcoming campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa as Republicans face competitive Senate races ahead of the midterm elections. Instead of traveling, he will hold tele-rallies for candidates in 19 states to reach more voters.

United States President Donald Trump canceled upcoming rallies in Kansas and Iowa with less than a week before the midterm elections, the Republican National Committee announced on an October morning. The schedule shift comes as Democrats threaten to wrest control of Congress from the GOP in unexpectedly competitive races. The last-minute pivot allows the president to reach voters across 19 states through tele-rallies instead of in-person appearances.

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