Trump Rally Today: Rallies Are Back On in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday After a One-Day Cancellation
A White House official said Friday that President Trump has restored the Kansas and Iowa rallies he canceled on Thursday — back-to-back stops on Sunday, alongside nearly 20 tele-rallies, three days before the midterms.
The rallies are back on. President Donald Trump has restored the weekend campaign rallies in Iowa and Kansas that he canceled a day earlier, a White House official said on Friday, according to Reuters. 'Rallies are BACK ON! President Trump loves his supporters, and in addition to nearly 20 tele-rallies, he will hold back-to-back rallies in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday,' the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
The reversal closes a one-day loop this station covered from the other side. On Thursday, Trump told reporters he did not 'feel like I have to go to Kansas,' where Republican Senator Roger Marshall faces an unexpectedly competitive race against Democrat Adam Hamilton, and said of Marshall, 'He is doing very well. We are going to have a strong Tuesday night,' Reuters reported. His allies announced tele-rallies instead — the plan Thursday's file (SQ-20261029-070) carried. The official said Friday the in-person rallies had been rearranged to accommodate the tele-rallies recently added to the schedule; both now happen.
The restored Sunday stops land at the end of a full final week. On Friday, Trump campaigns in Florida — a state he won handily in 2024, Reuters noted, but where early voting has tilted toward Democrats — after campaign events earlier in the week in Mississippi and South Carolina. Tuesday's midterm elections decide control of Congress, and the president's closing argument now includes the two in-person rallies his campaign briefly decided he did not need.
