Trump’s Dallas Midterm Convention Reframes 2026 Campaign Push

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Source: Al Jazeera
Trump’s Dallas Midterm Convention Reframes 2026 Campaign Push
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The Republican National Committee is staging a two-night midterm convention in Dallas (Sept 9–10), an unconventional, non-nominating event billed as a campaign rally and fundraiser for the 2026 race. Trump headlines both nights, with JD Vance closing night one and Ken Paxton likely speaking among other Republicans, while the program focuses on issues like taxes, healthcare, immigration, and manufacturing. The event gives Trump a prominent platform but its impact on turnout is uncertain amid schedule conflicts (NFL season, 9/11 memorials) and some lawmakers’ reluctance to attend. Democrats plan counterprogramming, but the RNC has not disclosed the final price tag for the convention.

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