The US President begins his final campaign push ahead of the midterm elections.

President Trump kicked off his trip in Texas and Oklahoma, two traditionally Republican states, before planning to visit areas with more competitive House and Senate races. In Texas, he campaigned for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton; in Oklahoma, he planned to campaign for gubernatorial candidate Mike Mazzei.

According to US media, some Republican candidates are increasingly proactively demonstrating differences from President Trump on issues of concern to voters, including the war with Iran and the expansion of energy-intensive data centers. These issues are also linked to the pressures of fuel prices and the cost of living, which are being reflected in the election environment.

President Trump said he wanted to directly convey the message about his administration's economic achievements to voters, while also acknowledging that the administration had achieved good results but had not done a good job of explaining those results to the public.

President Trump and Vice President JD Vance's campaign will focus first on traditionally Republican-leaning areas to consolidate voter support before expanding to more competitive territories.

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