Trump’s Final Pitch Urges Voters to Flood the Ballot for a Landslide Victory
In a last‑minute address before the midterms, the President of the United States warned that only a massive turnout can secure a Republican sweep, while highlighting D.C. renovations as a symbol of national pride.
President Trump delivered his final pitch to voters on Monday, the day before the midterm elections, according to CBS News.
The message, according to a CBS News headline, largely focused on renovations in Washington, D.C., framing the capital’s upkeep as a matter of national pride.
He told supporters, "Pretend I'm on the ballot. Do whatever you want, but we have to vote. If our people vote, we win in a landslide," and said Republicans should win in a landslide in his final pitch, per the New York Post.
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Trump's final midterm message for voters largely focuses on D.C. renovations
President Trump delivered his final pitch for voters Monday ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections. CBS News' Weijia Jiang has more.
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Trump says Republicans should ‘win in a landslide’ in final pitch to midterm election voters
“Pretend I'm on the ballot. Do whatever you want, but we have to vote. If our people vote, we win in a landslide."
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- President Trump delivered his final pitch to voters on Monday ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, according to CBS News.
- Trump's final midterm message for voters largely focused on D.C. renovations, according to a CBS News headline.
- Trump said: "Pretend I'm on the ballot. Do whatever you want, but we have to vote. If our people vote, we win in a landslide."
- Trump said Republicans should win in a landslide in his final pitch to midterm election voters, according to the New York Post.
- Donald Trump, President of the United States
- Weijia Jiang, CBS News correspondent
- Washington, D.C.
- Monday, the day before the midterm elections
- Tuesday, the day of the midterm elections
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