President Donald Trump is campaigning in Iowa with a rally in Dubuque on Sunday afternoon, just days before the 2026 midterm elections. The Washington Examiner reports that Trump canceled in-person campaign plans earlier in the week but later reversed course and continued his nationwide push for Republican candidates.
PBS NewsHour also describes the rally as part of a final campaign effort ahead of Election Day. It frames the event in terms of what’s at stake in Iowa, highlighting that Republicans are working to hold a critical Senate seat as well as the governor’s office. Across the two outlets, the core event is the same—the Iowa rally during the final days before voting—with differing emphasis on Trump’s earlier cancellation and subsequent change of plans versus the specific state-level races involved.
