Trump restores Kansas and Iowa rallies after Republican criticism
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President Donald Trump has restored campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa for Sunday, reversing the Republican National Committee’s announcement that the events had been cancelled. The change follows criticism from Republicans and comes as polls show competitive races in both states, where Trump’s appearances were intended to boost Republican candidates ahead of the midterms.
The White House said the rallies were initially dropped to fit in additional tele-rallies, but Trump will now hold the two events alongside nearly 20 remote appearances. The original schedule included a Kansas rally with Senator Roger Marshall and an Iowa event for Senate candidate Ashley Hinson. A recent CNN poll put Democrat Adam Hamilton four points ahead of Marshall, while a Washington Post poll showed him nine points ahead.
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In short
- Trump has reinstated rallies in Kansas and Iowa for Sunday.
- The events were first cancelled to make room for tele-rallies.
- Polls show Marshall facing a close contest in Kansas.
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- 5 minutes ago President Donald Trump has reinstated planned campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa for Sunday, after the Republican National Committee announced that the events had been cancelled.
- 11 minutes ago President Donald Trump has restored campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa for Sunday, reversing the Republican National Committee’s announcement that the events had been cancelled.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Trump reschedules canceled rallies in Kansas and Iowa on election eve after GOP backlash”.