Trump’s Running On A Battered Voice And Pure Grit, But Two States Want An Encore

President Donald Trump will hold two Sunday rallies, in Kansas and Iowa, after the White House reversed course on an earlier plan to swap those stops for remote events. The visits are meant to bolster two vulnerable Republican Senate candidates days before Tuesday's election, and they will run alongside nearly 20 tele-rallies aimed at voters nationwide, according to Daily Wire.

The Kansas event is set for 2 p. m. CT at Salina Regional Airport, a day later than first announced. The Iowa stop moves from Dubuque to Cedar Rapids. The shifting schedule fed speculation that Trump was easing off, even though the AP counted 25 rallies in 19 states for him during October. Asked on Thursday whether fatigue led him to cancel Kansas, Trump rebuked the reporter and insisted he felt perfect. At a Florida rally Friday, he joked that his voice was running at 49. 2% after 28 straight days of campaigning, and said both states had asked him to come to help secure wins.

In Kansas, Republican Sen. Roger Marshall faces a surprisingly tough challenge from Democratic nominee Adam Hamilton, a Methodist pastor who leads in polling in a state Republicans have not lost since 1932.

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