Storming the key states: Trump's massive ground operation
President Trump and Vice President Vance are launching an extensive ground operation ahead of the midterm elections, featuring an intense schedule in key states, the injection of about $100 million, and the mobilization of cabinet members, aiming to boost turnout and ensure continued Republican control of Congress.
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are launching a broad ground operation ahead of the U.S. midterm elections. The campaign, led by Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, includes a packed schedule where Trump will be on the road almost every day in October, with intense activity in key states: Florida, Texas, Michigan, and Ohio, along with visits to Alabama and Oklahoma. The stated goal is to increase voter turnout by 2 to 3 percent in critical areas, relying on a base of loyal supporters. Meanwhile, the Republican headquarters is pouring in unprecedented resources, including about $100 million invested in Texas to bolster Senate candidate Ken Paxton. Vice President Vance, serving as the finance chair of the Republican National Committee, is working on fundraising and strengthening candidates. The administration is grading cabinet members' involvement, with Kelly Loeffler and Keith Zonderling leading field activities. White House spokesman Davis Ingle emphasized that Trump is the party's primary driving force. The article presents the campaign as fully confident in Trump's ability to turn out masses of voters, while ignoring potential challenges.