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MAPPED: The states Trump and top Democrats are targeting before Election Day

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Macias, A. (2026, October 25). MAPPED: The states Trump and top Democrats are targeting before Election Day. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mapped-states-trump-top-democrats-targeting-election-day

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Fox News · collected 2026-10-25 · by Amanda Macias

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The article details President Donald Trump and top Democrats' campaign efforts leading up to Election Day, with a focus on their recent state visits aimed at energizing supporters and influencing competitive races. The map provided illustrates these efforts across various states, showing Trump's extensive travel from Texas to Michigan, while Obama and Harris visit swing states like Ohio, Michigan, and Nevada. These visits reflect both parties' strategies for engaging voter bases in crucial Senate contests and solidly red or blue states alike.
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With just nine days until the 2026 Election Day, both President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama are making a final push to influence the outcome of congressional races. Trump and Vice President JD Vance have been holding rallies across the country, including stops in Texas, Oklahoma, Ohio, Georgia, Florida, and Michigan. Meanwhile, Obama and former Vice President Kamala Harris are campaigning in key battleground states to support Democratic candidates. The map highlights that both parties are targeting competitive Senate races in Ohio, Texas, and Iowa, where recent polls show Democratic candidates narrowly ahead. Michigan is also identified as a crucial Senate battleground state. Both campaigns aim to energize their bases and sway undecided voters before the election.

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Narrative

President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are rallying Republicans across the country, while former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Kamala Harris are campaigning for Democrats.
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Claims (13 extracted, 0 hedged)

With just nine days until Election Day, both parties are making a final push to shape the fight for control of Congress. asserted
parties → make → Congress
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are rallying Republicans across the country, while former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Kamala Harris are campaigning for Democrats. asserted
Obama → rally → Democrats
The map traces their campaign stops so far this month, with states visited by both sides shaded gray. asserted
map → trace → sides
FLOURISH MAP HERE 30686479 Trump’s stops span the country, from Texas and Oklahoma to Ohio, Georgia, Florida and Michigan. asserted
stops → span → Ohio
He said in early October he planned to hold five to seven rallies a week. asserted
he → say → rallies
This weekend, he campaigned in Florida on Friday, Georgia on Saturday and Michigan on Sunday. asserted
he → campaign → Sunday
The map includes both reliably Republican states and states with competitive races. asserted
map → include → races
Oklahoma and Alabama, for example, are deep-red states where rallies can help energize the GOP base. asserted
rallies → help → base
Ohio, Texas and Iowa have competitive Senate contests; recent Cook Political Report polling showed Democratic candidates narrowly ahead in all three. asserted
candidates → have → three
The stops by Obama and Harris show Democrats are also leaning on well-known figures in states with consequential races. asserted
Democrats → show → races
Obama campaigned in Ohio and Michigan, while Harris’s recent appearances included Nevada, Mississippi and New Hampshire. asserted
appearances → campaign → Nevada
The map tracks campaign travel, not a formal ranking of battlegrounds. asserted
map → track → battlegrounds
However, it offers a snapshot of where the parties are trying to rally voters in the final stretch before Nov. 3. asserted
parties → offer → Nov.
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