Trump restores Kansas and Iowa rallies to Sunday schedule
Politics · First reported 30 Oct, 12:27 · Updated 16:53
Donald Trump will hold in-person campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday, reversing an earlier plan to cancel the appearances. The schedule change is described as allowing him to add remote events as well.
- The two rallies were reinstated after Trump had said he would not go to Kansas; both are now scheduled for Sunday.
- The reports say the revised schedule accommodates tele-rallies alongside the in-person events.
- Both states have Senate contests discussed in the coverage; one report also notes early polling showing a close Kansas race.
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- Rally date
- Both rallies are scheduled for Sunday.
- Kansas venue and time
- Salina Regional Airport, 2 p.m. CT Sunday.
- Iowa location
- Cedar Rapids, moved from Dubuque.
- Tele-rallies
- The right-side report says nearly 20 are planned.
- Kansas poll cited
- Emerson College poll: Adam Hamilton 49%, Roger Marshall 45%.
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