"I want you to imagine I'm on the ballot": Trump's new campaign

US President Donald Trump launched a new campaign ahead of the midterm elections on November 3, calling on his supporters to vote early, by mail, or on Election Day. Trump asked voters to imagine him on the ballot, while warning against "the radical left" and describing his opponents as "communists, socialists, and terrible people." The campaign marks a significant shift in Trump's approach to mail-in voting, after he claimed in 2020 that it was corrupt. Trump emphasized his achievements, including the largest tax cut in history, and warned against a return to Democratic policies on open borders, transgender policies, and high taxes. He called for continuing to make America great again, while boasting about his successes.