President Donald Trump's current travel itinerary focuses on critical seats and supportive bases in states like Michigan, North Carolina and Georgia. He will visit at least 10 states in the final 4 weeks before the midterm elections, according to a senior White House official and others with knowledge of the plans. Trump intends to visit Texas, Ohio and Georgia twice each and will embark on a sweeping tour starting in Washington and continuing through Montana, Alaska, Las Vegas, Arizona and Texas in roughly two weeks.

The visit list also includes Pennsylvania and red states that he won by double-digits in 2024, such as Iowa, Alaska, Ohio and Kansas. Maine remains the only battleground state with no scheduled visits from the president. In that state, Republican Senator Susan Collins is currently facing a challenge from Democrat Troy Jackson.