President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama are campaigning for opposing parties ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms, with control of Congress at stake, CBS News reported.
CBS News reported that Trump’s pre-election schedule includes multiple appearances in reliably Republican states. CBS News said the rallies are intended to help Republicans keep control of Congress.
CBS News said Obama’s campaign appearances are intended to help Democrats gain control of Congress. The report places both men’s campaign activity in the final week before the midterm vote.
EconoTimes has previously covered Trump’s campaign stops for North Carolina Republicans. That coverage examined a Senate race in the state, while the CBS report describes the broader contest for congressional control.
Voters will cast ballots in the midterms on Nov. 3.
