Missoula, MT, October 15, 2026 —

Former President Donald Trump held remote phone rallies in support of Republican candidates in competitive midterm election races, according to the information provided. The activity included references to candidates in South Carolina and an announcement of upcoming rallies in Iowa.

The summary does not identify the South Carolina candidates or provide details about the races they are contesting. It also does not specify when the phone rallies took place, how many were held, or the dates of the planned Iowa events. The locations in Iowa and the format of those upcoming rallies were not provided.

The events were described as remote phone rallies, but no further information was given about how they were organized, who participated, or what Trump said beyond mentioning candidates and announcing future rallies. No direct quotations were included. Details about attendance, audience response, campaign organizations involved, or the candidates’ reactions were also not available.

The information characterizes the races as competitive midterm contests but does not provide polling, election results, or other measures of competitiveness. It likewise does not state whether the rallies were part of a broader campaign schedule or whether additional events were planned beyond those in Iowa.

As described, Trump’s appearances connected his support for Republican candidates in South Carolina with plans for future rallies in Iowa. Further details—including candidate names, event dates and locations, and the content of the calls—were not provided.


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