Donald Trump campaigned in North Carolina on September 16, 2026, supporting Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley. At the rally, Trump encouraged voters to act as if he were on the ballot and called for them to 'crush the communists' in the upcoming elections. Despite Trump's low popularity, Republican leaders are seeking to leverage his strong support among his base to influence the midterm elections.
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Trump Campaigns for Senate Nominee in North Carolina
Donald Trump held a rally in North Carolina on September 16, 2026, to support Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley. He urged voters to act as if he were on the ballot and emphasized the importance of the upcoming elections.
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‘Pretend I’m on the ticket’: Trump hits campaign trail in bid to boost Republican hopes
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Trump Campaigns for Senate Nominee in North Carolina