Trump makes final weekend campaign push ahead of midterm elections

According to Yahoo News, facing voter frustration over rising prices, Trump sought to tamp down such concerns and shift focus on attacking Democrats, saying they would "bankrupt" families if elected.[2]Operativ MM, citing the BBC, reports that alongside rallies in Kansas, Florida and Iowa, he took part in tele-rallies for candidates in states including Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.[3]The Hans India reports that Trump said he was in the Midwest for Senate candidates Ashley Hinson in Iowa and Roger Marshall in Kansas.[1] Al Jazeera reported earlier that Trump has reversed his decision to cancel campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa[4].Fox News reports that Trump told Iowa voters American intelligence agencies spy on China and Russia "even better."[5]The National reports that Trump is heading into the midterms with historically low approval ratings, amid voter discontent over the economy and rising fuel and food prices.[6] According to The National, more than 53 million people have already cast ballots[6].Yahoo News reports that Democratic House leader Hakeem Jeffries said this weekend that he was "very confident" his party was on course to win control of the House[2]. The outlet also says a national poll from NBC News posted this weekend suggests that registered voters prefer a Democrat-controlled Congress by a 7-point margin[2].