Trump held rallies in Florida, Iowa and Kansas over the final weekend before the midterm elections, according to the BBC. The states are ones he won easily in past elections, which the report says reflects Republican concern about the vote on Tuesday.
The report says Trump sought to shift attention away from rising prices, particularly for fuel, groceries and health care, toward attacks on Democrats. At rallies in Florida and Iowa, he said Democrats would "open the border," "bankrupt your family," "take away your guns" and "mutilate your children." The report says he played video montages of Democrats criticising ICE and supporting transgender rights.
Polls suggest Democrats have a good chance of winning at least partial control of Congress. A forecasting tool from Harvard University gives Democrats a 96% chance of taking the House and a 76% chance of taking the Senate. A NBC News national poll found registered voters prefer a Democrat-controlled Congress by 52% to 45%.
In Michigan, Democratic congresswoman Haley Stevens endorsed Republican candidate Mike Rogers on Sunday, after losing the Democratic Senate nomination to Abdul El-Sayed. The report says the move drew condemnation from fellow Democrats and praise from Trump, who called her "very brave."
In Alaska, a judge dismissed a Trump administration attempt to delay certifying election results if the Republican incumbent loses because two candidates share the name Dan Sullivan. The report says the Trump administration and the justice department have cast doubt on the credibility and security of the vote, though the report notes evidence shows voter fraud is rare.