World News | Trump to rally in Iowa until Nov. 8 as he teases 2024

Des Moines, Oct. 27 (AP) Former President Donald Trump plans to return to Iowa ahead of the Nov. 8 midterms to lead a rally between Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds and Sen. Chuck Grassley , Trump’s organization announced Wednesday.

The event is scheduled for Nov. 3 in Sioux City, the conservative epicenter of northwestern Iowa, as Trump continues to tease interest in a White House comeback campaign as he races across the country for Republican candidates .

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Back in Iowa, where the 2024 Republican presidential caucus is scheduled to kick off the GOP nomination process, it could fuel further speculation about Trump’s future.

“In order to make our country successful, safe and glorious again, I may have to do it again,” Trump said Oct. 22 in Robstown, Texas.

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The Iowa event is part of Trump’s rally tour in the final stages of his 2022 campaign.

It is also expected to include sites in Pennsylvania and Ohio.

The Republican nominee in Iowa does not appear to need significant support from Trump.

Gov. Kim Reynolds beat her Democratic challenger in fundraising and leads the polls by a wide margin, and she is very likely to win her second full term.

Even though seven-term Republican Senator Chuck Grassley appears to be facing his toughest re-election challenge, the 89-year-old still hasn’t advertised for retired Navy Admiral Michael Franken in the National Democratic Party lead in the election.

It will be Trump’s second visit to Iowa since the 2020 election, a year after he drew thousands to the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines.

Other potential 2024 Republican contenders, including former Vice President Mike Pence and former Trump administration appointees Nicky Haley and Mike Pompeo, have also visited the state on behalf of Iowa Republicans in recent weeks. (Associated Press)

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