US President Donald Trump is intensifying his campaign appearances ahead of the country's midterm elections, urging voters to support Republican candidates as Election Day approaches.
With control of Congress at stake, the president has been travelling to states where Republican candidates are seeking support, using rallies to encourage turnout among his political base.
Trump Urges Voters to Turn Out
At a rally in Michigan, Trump asked supporters to vote as though his own name were on the ballot. The president has argued that Republican turnout is particularly important during midterm elections, when he is not personally seeking election.
His campaign schedule includes appearances in multiple states as Republicans seek to maintain their congressional position.
Why the Midterms Matter
Midterm elections determine seats in Congress and can affect the president's ability to advance legislation, oversee government spending and secure support for policy priorities.
The final days of campaigning are expected to focus on turnout, local contests and the issues motivating voters across the country.
