President Trump will hold a midterm rally in Wichita, Kansas, this evening for incumbent Senator Roger Marshall as he continues his October blitz ahead of the midterms.
Trump told reporters earlier he’s returning to Kansas for Marshall because “I won the state by many, many points,” and “I love the people of Kansas.”
“Roger Marshall is one of the finest people in government, as far as I’m concerned,” he said.
“We want to make sure he wins. He’s a great senator. I just want to make sure. Every place I’ve gone to, they’re doing well,” Trump later said, highlighting the success of his rallies.
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Trump is holding a rally a day this week in seven different states.
The White House press team previewed President Trump’s and Vice President JD Vance’s campaign schedule this week:
This week, President Donald J. Trump will visit:
Monday: Park City, Kansas
Tuesday: Greenville, North Carolina
Wednesday: Clemson, South Carolina
Thursday: Sioux City, Iowa
Friday: Fort Myers, Florida
Saturday: Macon, Georgia
Sunday: St. Clair County, MichiganVice President JD Vance will visit:
Monday: Hendersonville, North Carolina
Wednesday: Cincinnati, Ohio
Thursday: North Platte, Nebraska
This week, President Donald J. Trump will visit:
Monday: Park City, Kansas
Tuesday: Greenville, North Carolina
Wednesday: Clemson, South Carolina
Thursday: Sioux City, Iowa
Friday: Fort Myers, Florida
Saturday: Macon, Georgia
Sunday: St. Clair County, MichiganVice President JD Vance will visit:
Monday: Hendersonville, North Carolina
Wednesday: Cincinnati, Ohio
Thursday: North Platte, Nebraska— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) October 18, 2026
A massive line of supporters were gathered more than four hours before the President’s arrival at the Heartland Credit Union Arena.
Via RSBN:
Trump is scheduled to speak in Wichita, Kansas, at 7 pm ET.
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