When President Donald Trump travels to Ohio on Wednesday, it will be his 24th midterm rally since early October and his third visit to the state this month. Trump has been traveling across the country, primarily to states he won in the 2024 election, with the goal of boosting Republican turnout. “If we don’t win, they’re going to take it away from us. So I’m really on the ballot,” Trump said recently in Iowa. Here’s a look at the states he visited this month: Texas, Oklahoma, Alabama, Ohio, Nebraska, New York, Tennessee, Alaska, Arizona, Montana, Georgia, Kentucky, Kansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Iowa, Florida, Michigan and Mississippi. Trump made several stops in Texas in October, where he campaigned for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, who is running against Democrat James Talarico. Trump has already failed in Ohio twice in October, where Vivek Ramaswamy is running for governor against Democrat Amy Acton. The president also appeared twice in Georgia this month. After today, Trump returns to South Carolina, Florida and Kansas until the end of the month and to Iowa on November 1.
