‘Please pretend I’m running’: Trump urges voters to back Republicans in US midterm elections
- US President Donald Trump has urged voters to treat the November 3 midterm elections as a referendum on his presidency, warning that Democrats could undo his administration’s policies if they regain control of Congress.
- Trump, who is not eligible to run in the congressional elections as a candidate, made the appeal while campaigning for Republican candidates in Arizona and preparing to travel to Montana.
- He said he planned to hold around 32 or 33 rallies before election day to boost Republican turnout.
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- US President Donald Trump has urged voters to treat the November 3 midterm elections as a referendum on his presidency, warning that Democrats could undo his administration’s policies if they regain control of Congress.
- Trump, who is not eligible to run in the congressional elections as a candidate, made the appeal while campaigning for Republican candidates in Arizona and preparing to travel to Montana.
- He said he planned to hold around 32 or 33 rallies before election day to boost Republican turnout.
Sources: Times of India