Trump cancels planned rallies in Kansas and Iowa
Politics · First reported 29 Oct, 23:31 · Updated 23:45
The Republican National Committee said Donald Trump will replace planned in-person rallies in Kansas and Iowa with virtual events. His final planned election rally is now set for Florida on Friday; the Daily Mail reported he had been expected in Salina, Kansas, to campaign for Senator Roger Marshall.
- The RNC said the Kansas and Iowa rallies would not take place as scheduled, citing Republicans’ strong position in those states.
- The RNC said Trump would instead hold a large number of virtual events across several states; his final planned election rally is in Florida on Friday.
- The Daily Mail said Trump had been expected to visit Salina, Kansas, to campaign for Republican Senator Roger Marshall.
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- Canceled rallies
- Kansas and Iowa; the RNC said they would not take place as scheduled.
- Replacement events
- A large number of virtual events across several states.
- Final planned rally
- Florida on Friday.
- Midterm date
- 3 November.
- Kansas stop mentioned
- Salina, where Trump was expected to campaign for Senator Roger Marshall.
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- An earlier Lux headline reported a separate exchange in which Trump criticized a reporter who asked about travel. [6156a200-288c-4ba9-a888-27e63c07dcbb]
- Other earlier Lux headlines covered election-related activity, including a report about a California voting investigation and a report about election demands sent to states. [e7aa2b32-cef6-4797-a805-9acc50a1e714] [b2809ab0-ee9a-4d99-87d4-729364745c0c]
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