Donald Trump Holds Midterm Rally in Bullhead City

President Donald Trump visited Bullhead City, Arizona, on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, to headline a political rally for Republican candidates. The event, held at the Laughlin Bullhead International Airport in Mohave County, served as a key campaign stop ahead of the November 3 midterm elections for governor, attorney general, and congressional seats.

Trump was joined by U.S. Representative and gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs, whom the president has endorsed. The visit followed a stop in Las Vegas, Nevada, where Air Force One landed the previous night. The rally occurred amid heightened regional campaign activity, coming one day after former President Barack Obama endorsed Governor Katie Hobbs for her reelection bid.

The event was initially reported as a tentative schedule on the Republican National Committee website before being organized by the Trump 47 Committee, Inc. While the visit was first rumored for October 15, it was ultimately confirmed for October 14. Local officials in Bullhead City coordinated security for the arrival of Air Force One, while leaders in nearby Needles, California, encouraged rally attendees to visit their local businesses and historic downtown during the event.