Trump to hold rallies in Kansas and Iowa despite earlier cancelation

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President Trump is reconsidering canceled campaign-style rallies in Kansas and Iowa, with the possibility of holding them over the weekend. The decision follows earlier cancellations, and Florida State Senator Joe Gruters provides commentary on the situation during an appearance on "The Takeout."

Written by AI on 2026-10-31, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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President Donald Trump reversed his decision to cancel campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa, opting instead to hold them this Sunday after initial cancellations. The change came following pressure from reporters who questioned the reasons behind the cancellations. A White House official confirmed that "rallies are back on," with Trump set to hold back-to-back events in both states, adding to nearly 20 tele-rallies he has already conducted. This decision follows significant early voting ahead of the midterm elections and amid concerns over ballot integrity raised by the Justice Department's subpoena of California election workers.

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