Trump campaigning in another solid red state, urges Americans to vote using "every appropriate tool"

On October 5, US President Donald Trump visited Nebraska to campaign for Republican candidates and promote his economic achievements ahead of the midterms on November 3. Despite his approval ratings dropping to a career-low 32%, Trump aims to motivate Republicans who are highly motivated to vote, especially in this solidly conservative state that has supported him in previous elections. He is holding rallies across Grand Island and other parts of Nebraska as part of a 32-day campaign blitz targeting Republican strongholds. The visit comes amid concerns over higher diesel prices affecting farmers and truckers and growing worries about inflation, which Republicans argue are outweighed by economic growth under Trump's leadership.