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US midterms: 4 days to go – What the polls say as Trump cancels two rallies

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Briefings

As the 2026 US midterm election approaches, Donald Trump has canceled two major rallies in Kansas and Iowa, instead scheduling telephone events across nearly 20 states. This shift indicates a significant change in campaign strategy during the final four days before the vote.

Key points

• Trump canceled two major rallies in Kansas and Iowa, opting for telephone events across nearly 20 states over the weekend.
• The campaign is shifting from large-scale in-person events to virtual communication methods to maintain voter engagement.

Context

The 2026 US midterm election is approaching with only four days remaining. Trump's decision to cancel traditional rallies and adopt telephone events suggests a strategic pivot in campaign tactics.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the announcement of canceled rallies and the number of states for telephone events. Specific voter turnout projections, state-level impact analysis, or long-term campaign strategy details are not provided.

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