NewzPresident Donald Trump campaigned in Youngstown on Monday, using a rally to support Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and Sen. John Husted ahead of next month's midterm elections.Ramaswamy is facing Democrat Dr. Amy Acton in Ohio's governor's race, while Husted is competing against former U.S.
Sherrod Brown.During his remarks, Trump focused heavily on the economy, arguing the country is entering a new period of prosperity. He pointed to economic development projects and manufacturing growth in Ohio as evidence that his policies are producing results."After years of steel mills and factories closing across Ohio, our steel industry is roaring back to life, manufacturing is booming and American exports have soared to the highest level," Trump told the crowd.The rally marked Trump's second visit to Ohio this month as Republicans work to maintain momentum ahead of the midterms. The president also appeared near Dayton on Oct.
3, where he delivered a similar message centered on the economy and support for Republican candidates.Ohio remains a key battleground this election cycle, with both parties closely watching the governor's race and the Senate contest as control of Congress and statewide offices hangs in the balance. President Donald Trump is set to appear at a rally in northern Kentucky on Saturday, according to an official with the National Republican Committee.Trump will speak at Highland Heights in an effort to boost support for GOP candidates in Kentucky. Doors will open on Saturday at 10:30 a.m., with the event beginning at 2:30 p.m.
Earlier this month, Trump traveled to Vandalia, Ohio to campaign for the state's GOP candidates.Watch our full exclusive interview with President Donald Trump: President Donald Trump talks midterm elections, Issue 3 in exclusive interview in VandaliaWCPO 9's Tanya O'Rourke sat down with Trump for an exclusive 11-minute interview on issues facing Ohio voters, the upcoming midterms and more. Trump also spoke about his connection to the state.
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