Donald Trump is set to return to Iowa for two campaign events in the final weeks leading up to Election Day. The announcement was made by Jeff Kaufmann, the chair of the Iowa Republican Party, who stated that he spoke directly with the former president regarding the travel plans.

According to Kaufmann, Trump intends to visit the state on October 22 and again on November 1. These stops are part of the campaign's effort to engage with Iowa voters as the election approaches. While the specific locations and times for these rallies have not yet been finalized or publicly detailed by the campaign, the confirmation of these dates suggests a strategic focus on maintaining support in the state. Trump has historically prioritized Iowa as a key battleground, and these upcoming visits are intended to allow him to speak directly to his supporters in the region. No further details regarding the specific policy focus or the nature of these events have been released at this time.