<article> <h1>Trump and Obama Campaign as US Midterm Elections Approach</h1> <p><strong>By NGN News English | October 31, 2026</strong></p> <p>WASHINGTON — US President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama have stepped up their political activities as the country approaches its November 3, 2026, midterm elections, with both figures seeking to influence voters and strengthen their respective parties.</p> <p>Although neither Trump nor Obama is on the ballot, their appearances have become a major feature of the final days of campaigning. Trump is supporting Republican candidates, while Obama has returned to the campaign trail to rally support for Democrats in several closely watched races.</p> <p>Obama has appeared at campaign events in Ohio and Michigan, where he criticized the Trump administration over its policies, the rising cost of living and the economic impact of decisions made by the White House. He also encouraged voters to participate in the election and support Democratic candidates.</p> <p>Trump, meanwhile, has been campaigning for Republican candidates and defending his administration's record. His appearances and campaign messages have focused on issues including immigration, the economy and the direction of the country.</p> <p>Georgia has also emerged as an important battleground. Obama recently campaigned there alongside Democratic candidates, while Republicans are working to maintain their position in competitive races. The state is among the areas receiving significant attention from both parties.</p> <p>The November 3 midterm elections will determine control of the US House of Representatives and could reshape the balance of power in the Senate. All 435 seats in the House are being contested, along with 35 Senate seats.</p> <p>The results could have a major impact on Trump's ability to advance his legislative agenda during the remainder of his presidency. A change in control of either chamber could affect congressional priorities, government oversight and debates over national policy.</p> <p>With Election Day approaching, the involvement of Trump and Obama highlights the importance both parties are placing on voter turnout. Their campaign appearances have also intensified the political debate over the country's economic direction, leadership and future priorities.</p> <p>Voters will deliver their verdict at the ballot box on November 3, with the outcome expected to shape the political landscape in Washington.</p> </article>
