President Trump headlines Bullhead City rally to campaign for Arizona Republicans

President Donald Trump visited Arizona on Wednesday, Oct. 14, to campaign for local Republicans in Bullhead City as the November midterm elections approach.

What we know:

Trump headlined a political rally at the Laughlin Bullhead International Airport in Mohave County, a strong Republican area that Trump won by a wide margin in 2024. The visit was part of his latest push on the campaign trail, featuring stops across the country to support Republican candidates ahead of the November midterms.

Trump was joined by Republican Congressman and gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs, whom the president has endorsed.

Obama endorses Katie Hobbs

The other side:

The visit comes a day after former President Barack Obama announced his endorsement for Katie Hobbs in her reelection bid for governor. The Hobbs campaign released a 45-second video in which the former president touted the governor's record. Obama previously endorsed Hobbs during her successful 2022 campaign for governor.

What you can do:

Election Day is Nov. 3. Voter registration has passed. Oct. 23 is the deadline to request a mail-in ballot, and Oct. 27 is the last day to mail it back.

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The Source: Information for this story was gathered from details posted to events.gop.com about Donald Trump's visit to Bullhead City on Oct. 14, 2026, a Barack Obama campaign video released by Governor Katie Hobbs, and local traffic closure information provided by the Bullhead City Police Department on Facebook.

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