From TIME · Chantelle Lee · · 1m 40s
Trump's final midterm push before Election Day
President Trump rallies supporters before the midterms, claiming Republicans will win in a landslide if his voters turn out, despite facing historic approval rating lows.
In brief
President Trump rallies supporters before the midterms, claiming Republicans will win in a landslide if his voters turn out, despite facing historic approval rating lows. Trump urged supporters to vote on Election Day, saying Republicans will win in a landslide if they do, but faces historically low approval ratings…
Trump rallies before Election Day
Less than twenty four hours before Election Day, President Donald Trump spoke in front of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Monday afternoon, attacking Democrats and urging his supporters to vote.
Trump calls this the most important midterm
Trump said this year's midterm election is the most important midterm in our lifetime. He claimed Democrats nominated the most extreme and dangerous slate of candidates in American history.
“the most important midterm, I believe, in our lifetime”
Republicans will win in a landslide
Trump said if his supporters and those who voted for him in the last election go out and vote, Republicans will win in a landslide. He urged his base to vote on Election Day.
“we will win in a landslide”
Trump acknowledges midterm history
Trump acknowledged that sitting presidents typically lose midterms regardless of party or performance. He said of his effort: we gave this a very strong shot.
“we gave this a very strong shot”
Trump faces historic approval lows
Trump's approval rating has fallen to a historic low ahead of Election Day. The last comparable approval rating before a midterm was in nineteen forty six during Harry Truman's first term.
Democrats lead in early voting and polls
Over fifty seven point five million Americans had cast ballots early as of Monday afternoon.
What matters most
Trump urged supporters to vote on Election Day, saying Republicans will win in a landslide if they do, but faces historically low approval ratings ahead of the midterms.




