Trump cancels then reinstates in-person rallies for Kansas and Iowa midterms
President Donald Trump reversed his decision to cancel two scheduled in-person rallies in Kansas and Iowa just days before the US midterm elections.

Initial announcement of tele-rallies
On Thursday, the Republican National Committee announced that the president would no longer host physical events in those states. Instead, officials stated he would participate in a large number of tele-rallies to address voters remotely.
Rallies rescheduled for weekend
A source familiar with the matter confirmed on Friday that the in-person events were back on. The rallies were rearranged to accommodate the nineteen virtual appearances Trump is also participating in this week.
Reasons for schedule change
The initial shift was attributed to scheduling purposes rather than a lack of support in the states. It remains unclear whether the president anticipated rearranging the events or if the decision was unexpected.
2 outlets, different leads
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The Hill
Trump's in-person rallies in Kansas, Iowa back on
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The Guardian
Trump reverses decision to cancel Kansas and Iowa rallies before midterms
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