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2026-10-04

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  • President Trump campaigned for Republican candidates in Ohio yesterday,

  • with just weeks to go before the midterm elections.

  • Jerry Kenney of member station WYSO reports Trump's visit was the latest

  • in a series of campaign stops across the country.

  • He played all his greatest hits to an enthusiastic capacity crowd, citing what he called

  • his administration's accomplishments, including a, quote, strong tariff policy and stopping illegal immigration.

  • He also brought up data centers, a controversial issue for some Ohio cities.

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  • Trump was stumping in Vandalia for incumbent Republican Senate candidate John Husted.

  • Husted is in a tight race against former Ohio Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown.

  • For NPR News, I'm Jerry Kenney in Yellow Springs.

  • The U.S. Coast Guard is continuing its search for a Canadian medical transport