Trump Holds Phone Rallies, Plans Iowa Appearances for GOP Candidates
Former President Donald Trump held remote (phone) rallies on Thursday to support Republican candidates in competitive midterm races, with early voting approaching. He also announced plans for in-person rallies in Iowa in late October and early November to back GOP…
Tucson, AZ, October 15, 2026 —
Former President Donald Trump held phone rallies on Thursday to support Republican candidates in competitive midterm races, according to the available summary. The remote events came as early voting was approaching.
Trump also announced plans to hold in-person rallies in Iowa in late October and early November, again to support Republican contenders. The summary does not identify the candidates involved or specify the exact dates, venues or number of planned appearances.
The available information does not name the locations of Thursday’s phone rallies or say how many were held. It also does not provide details about the events’ format beyond describing them as remote phone rallies, or report on audience size, remarks made or campaign responses.
The summary characterizes the midterm contests as competitive but does not identify the races or states involved. It notes that early voting was approaching, without specifying where voting was due to begin or giving a date. No additional details about the campaign schedule or the circumstances behind the Iowa plans were provided.
As described, the Thursday calls and the announced Iowa appearances are campaign events intended to aid Republican candidates. The precise schedule and which contenders Trump plans to support in Iowa remain unspecified in the information available.
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