Trump Campaigns in Ohio as Obama Visits Georgia Ahead of Midterms
Former Presidents Donald Trump and Barack Obama are actively campaigning in pivotal states, with Trump visiting Ohio and Obama in Georgia, as midterm elections draw near.

Richmond Petersburg, VA, October 28, 2026 —
Former President Donald Trump is campaigning in Ohio while former President Barack Obama is campaigning in Georgia, according to the available summary of activity ahead of the approaching midterm elections. The two former presidents are active in states described as pivotal, though the summary does not specify which candidates or races their appearances are intended to support.
The reported activity places both former presidents on the campaign trail as the midterms draw near. Trump’s visit is identified as taking place in Ohio, while Obama’s is identified as taking place in Georgia. No dates, venues, event details or statements from either former president were provided.
The summary also does not identify the candidates involved, describe the purpose or format of the campaign events, or provide information about voter response. It does not say whether the two appearances are part of coordinated efforts or separate campaign activities. Without those details, the precise focus and scope of each visit cannot be established from the information available.
Both Ohio and Georgia are characterized in the summary as pivotal states, but no explanation or supporting detail for that description was included. The information provided likewise does not specify how close the elections are or identify particular contests. As a result, the reported activity offers a limited snapshot: two former presidents are campaigning in different states as the midterms approach.
Further details about the events, the candidates they involve and the timing of the visits were not provided. The available information establishes the locations and the broader electoral context, but does not indicate what either former president said or what comes next in their campaign activity.
Story summarized from the original created by MIKE CATALINI and WILL WEISSERT, Associated Press on www.wric.com, see more information here.
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