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Trump to rally in deep-red Nebraska, where a Senate seat and key House seat are on the line - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

Trump’s planned rally comes as candidates compete in Nebraska’s Senate and House races.

Trump to rally in deep-red Nebraska, where a Senate seat and key House seat are on the line - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
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Oct 5, 2026
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Donald Trump is scheduled to hold a rally in Nebraska as candidates compete in closely watched Senate and House races. The article describes the candidates’ recent statements and campaign activity, including a leaked-audio controversy involving Dan Osborn.

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President scheduled to hold a campaign rally in Nebraska

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Pete Ricketts
R · NE · SEN

Republican incumbent in Nebraska’s Senate race

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Dan Osborn
I · NE

Independent candidate challenging Ricketts for Senate

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Republican candidate for Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District

Don Bacon
R · NE-2

Republican representative retiring from Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District

Democratic candidate for Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District

Adrian Smith
R · NE-3

Representative for Nebraska’s 3rd Congressional District

Deb Fischer
R · NE · SEN

Republican senator mentioned as Osborn’s opponent in the 2024 Senate race

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Trump Holds San Antonio Rally for Texas Republicans

Outlets across the left, center and right agree that Trump held a San Antonio rally to support Texas Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton. Coverage also identifies the event as part of his effort to boost Republicans in competitive races. Left-leaning outlets frame the visit as a test of Trump’s endorsement amid a competitive race, with coverage also noting protest interruptions. Center outlets mostly treat it as a campaign rally, placing Paxton’s bid and Trump’s remarks alongside polling, race stakes and interruptions. Right-leaning outlets emphasize turning out voters for Paxton and other Republicans, with several focusing on attacks or mockery of Democratic rivals.

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