Donald Trump Schedules Midterm Rallies in Kansas and Florida
President Donald Trump will hold campaign rallies in Park City, Kansas, and Fort Myers, Florida, as part of a 10-state midterm election blitz.
President Donald Trump is launching a campaign blitz across 10 states ahead of the November midterm elections, with scheduled stops in Kansas and Florida. On October 19, Trump will appear at the Heartland Credit Union Arena in Park City, Kansas, to support Republican Senator Roger Marshall. The rally is intended to bolster Marshall in a U.S. Senate race against Democrat Adam Hamilton, which national polls currently classify as a toss-up. Trump described Marshall as "a truly great American patriot" in a social media post.
Following the Kansas event, Trump will travel to Fort Myers, Florida, for a rally on October 23. The visit coincides with the expansion of early voting across Florida starting October 19. Trump previously indicated on social media that he would make two appearances in the state before the election.
Concurrent campaign activity in Florida includes a scheduled appearance by former President Bill Clinton on October 20. Clinton will join Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly in Hollywood, Florida, marking his first public campaign event of the 2026 election cycle.