President Trump returned to Mobile, Alabama, on Friday night for the second stop of his midterm campaign swing, urging Republican voters to turn out in November as if his own name were still on the ballot.
Trump spoke at the Mitchell Center on the University of South Alabama campus, where he appeared alongside several Republican candidates and revisited a city that played an important role in his first presidential campaign.
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During the roughly 90-minute speech, Trump repeatedly focused on the upcoming 2026 midterm elections and asked supporters to approach November as though he were personally on the ballot. “Can everybody just close your eyes and pretend I’m on the ballot?” Trump told the crowd, according to the Alabama Reflector.
Trump also promoted Republican candidates including Sen. Tommy Tuberville, the GOP nominee for governor, Senate nominee Barry Moore and state Rep. Rhett Marques, who is challenging Democratic Rep. Shomari Figures in Alabama’s 2nd Congressional District. Although Alabama remains heavily Republican statewide, the 2nd District is among the more competitive races in the state.
The president also discussed the economy, energy prices, immigration and his proposal for $5,000 payments to American adults if Republicans retain control of Congress. He again argued that energy prices would fall once the war with Iran ends and highlighted federal investment in the Mobile River Bridge project. :chatgpt-content-reference{index=”0″}
Mobile has long held a special place in Trump’s political history. The city hosted one of the largest rallies of his early 2016 presidential campaign in August 2015, and Trump told Friday’s audience that his return was partly intended as a show of appreciation for supporters in a state that has remained strongly supportive of him. :chatgpt-content-reference{index=”1″}
The Mobile rally followed Trump’s Thursday appearance in Durant, Oklahoma, and precedes another midterm rally Saturday in Vandalia, Ohio.
Follow the upcoming Trump rally schedule for more midterm events and appearances.