Trump Reinstates Kansas and Iowa Rallies as Midterm Campaigning Reaches Final Weekend

President Trump has scheduled additional in-person campaign stops in the Midwest following a brief cancellation, as both parties push for turnout amid surging early voting numbers.

Trump and Vance had canceled planned appearances across three states, reducing in-person campaigning in the final days before the midterm election. President Trump is holding his 27th rally in 30 days on Friday, a sign of how competitive key congressional races have become as Election Day closes in. Candidates around the country are making their final campaign stops before Election Day with just the weekend left to go.

President Trump is in Florida and will then head to Iowa and Kansas -- a last-minute change after initially cancelling those rallies. Early-voting windows are nearing their end across the country as Election Day rapidly approaches.

CNBC reported the story as "Trump rallies in Kansas and Iowa are back on after RNC said they were canceled: Source." CBS News reported the story as ""Trump holds 27th campaign rally as midterms near "."

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