On Tuesday afternoon local time, President Trump's core political advisors from inside and outside the White House held a closed-door meeting to sort out poll data, finalize campaign propaganda, and plan the overall campaign strategy on the eve of the November 3 US midterm elections. Trump's Super Political Action Committee and the Republican National Committee hold about $530 million in campaign funding, and their team is currently discussing when, where to invest, and how to use this money. People familiar with the matter revealed that in addition to this, the “Defend America's Great Works Foundation”, a non-profit dark money political organization under Trump's name, also controls hundreds of millions of dollars, and this amount has not yet been included in this total amount. The Republican Party has already acknowledged that the election is under heavy pressure: due to the continued rise in oil prices and the US-Iran war, Trump's personal approval rating has fallen to a low point, and it is extremely difficult for the Republican Party to maintain control of the US House of Representatives. However, Trump campaign staff believe that voters are generally disgusted by the excessive expansion of the Democratic Party's aggressive policies; the competition in this midterm election is not about which side the voters prefer, but rather whether the public's dislike of the two major political parties is more important. Furthermore, the Republican Party has promoted a rare mid-term electoral rearrangement in US history. This move is expected to give the Republican Party 10 more seats in the House of Representatives, greatly increasing the probability that the Republican Party will retain the House of Representatives.

On Tuesday afternoon local time, President Trump's core political advisors from inside and outside the White House held a closed-door meeting to sort out poll data, finalize campaign propaganda, and plan the overall campaign strategy on the eve of the November 3 US midterm elections. Trump's Super Political Action Committee and the Republican National Committee hold about $530 million in campaign funding, and their team is currently discussing when, where to invest, and how to use this money. People familiar with the matter revealed that in addition to this, the “Defend America's Great Works Foundation”, a non-profit dark money political organization under Trump's name, also controls hundreds of millions of dollars, and this amount has not yet been included in this total amount. The Republican Party has already acknowledged that the election is under heavy pressure: due to the continued rise in oil prices and the US-Iran war, Trump's personal approval rating has fallen to a low point, and it is extremely difficult for the Republican Party to maintain control of the US House of Representatives. However, Trump campaign staff believe that voters are generally disgusted by the excessive expansion of the Democratic Party's aggressive policies; the competition in this midterm election is not about which side the voters prefer, but rather whether the public's dislike of the two major political parties is more important. Furthermore, the Republican Party has promoted a rare mid-term electoral rearrangement in US history. This move is expected to give the Republican Party 10 more seats in the House of Representatives, greatly increasing the probability that the Republican Party will retain the House of Representatives.