Trump says polls 'don't account for one thing,' as he pledges to defeat communists 'once and for all'

President Donald Trump told a crowd at a Saturday night rally in Ohio that Republicans are stronger than the polls indicate, because pollsters have not factored in his own campaigning. He dismissed the surveys as fake and said they "don't account for one thing": his presence on the trail. He cast the November midterms as a choice between people who love America and people who hate it, and said his movement is close to defeating communists, socialists and what he called radicalized lunatics for good, according to Fox News.

A recent Fox News Poll gives Democrats the easier route to a House majority, projecting 215 seats for them and 201 for Republicans. Democrats would need just three of the 19 toss-up contests to take control, while Republicans would have to win at least 17.

Meanwhile, a memo going out to Republicans nationwide, first obtained by Fox News Digital, lists the border, fraud involving taxpayer dollars, the economy and public safety as the House GOP's priorities for the final four weeks before Election Day.

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