Elections · Salina

Trump cancels weekend rallies five days before US midterm elections

The Republican Party said two rallies Donald Trump had planned for the weekend will not go ahead, and he would instead join virtual events. CNN also reported that he cancelled a Kansas event meant to support Senator Roger Marshall.

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The Republican Party announced on Thursday, 29 October, that two rallies Donald Trump was due to hold this weekend will not take place. The president would instead take part in a large number of virtual rallies, the party said.

A separate report, citing CNN, says Trump also cancelled a Saturday meeting in Salina, Kansas, where he was to back incumbent Republican Senator Roger Marshall. The cancellations come five days before the midterm elections, and false accusations of electoral fraud are spreading on social media.

The same live coverage also addresses gerrymandering, the redrawing of electoral maps to favour one party, and names South Carolina as a new target of Democratic strategists.

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