Trump's Last-Minute Rally Reversal and Michigan Rifts Define Final Midterm Push
President Trump held in-person rallies in Iowa and Kansas on Sunday, reversing a decision to cancel them in favor of virtual events. This move highlights the Republican Party's defensive posture as they face significant challenges in traditionally red states. Simultaneously, the Democratic Party faced internal turmoil in Michigan, where former primary opponent Haley Stevens endorsed the Republican candidate, Mike Rogers, after being excluded from a Democratic event. While Trump touted sweeping victories, internal GOP concerns persisted regarding the popularity of his tariff policies and the war in Iran. The final days of the campaign were marked by strategic shifts, including a Justice Department lawsuit over a confusing ballot name in Alaska, as both parties scrambled to influence voter turnout ahead of Tuesday's election.