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Trump campaigns in Corinth for Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith
WAPT reported that President Donald Trump was set to campaign Monday in Corinth, Mississippi, for Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, who faces Democrat Scott Colom in the Nov. 3 midterms.
- New headline Was: “Trump set to campaign in Corinth, Miss., for Sen. Hyde-Smith”
- Our desk updated its story
- Our desk filed its story
- Mississippi Free Press is now reporting this
- New headline Was: “Kamala Harris campaigns for Senate candidate Scott Colom in Mississippi”
7 earlier updates
- New headline Was: “Colom responds to call for investigation over Sen. Hyde-Smith AI campaign video”
- New headline Was: “Trump rallies support for Graham in pre-election visit to deeply red Upstate”
- New headline Was: “Trump rallies support for Graham in pre-election visit to deeply red Upstate”
- Our desk filed its story
- New headline Was: “Trump rallying in Mississippi on Monday to support Hyde-Smith”
- Still developing
- SC Daily Gazette is now reporting this
President Donald Trump was scheduled to campaign Monday in Corinth, Mississippi, for Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, WAPT reported1.
Hyde-Smith is running against Democratic challenger Scott Colom in the Nov. 3 midterm elections, according to the Jackson station1. WAPT said former Vice President Kamala Harris was set to campaign Thursday for Colom1.
Trump has been holding rallies for Republican senators in competitive races as Democrats seek to shift Senate control, WAPT said1. Colom's team said he has momentum to become the first Democratic senator from Mississippi since 1982, while Hyde-Smith's campaign said the advertising spending came late in the race, according to the report1.
WAPT said Trump last campaigned for Hyde-Smith in 2018 at a rally in Biloxi1. The station's account did not include a venue, start time or on-record comments from Trump, Hyde-Smith, Colom or Harris1.
