Trump Cancels Planned Kansas Rally for Roger Marshall

President Donald Trump’s planned campaign rally for Sen. Roger Marshall in Salina, Kansas, was canceled, and the White House said Trump would instead take part in more than 20 telerallies before Election Day. The rally had been set for Saturday, October 31, at Salina Regional Airport. The Salina Airport Authority and Kansas Republican Party chair Danedri Herbert confirmed the cancellation. Trump was expected to speak at the airport hangar, where organizers had prepared for as many as 10,000 attendees, according to one report. The White House said the remote events would allow Trump to reach voters nationwide and highlight his administration’s accomplishments. A White House official said candidate demand for Trump’s time had exceeded his travel schedule. A Republican source also described the shift as a way to reach more voters. The specific reason the Kansas rally was canceled has not been independently established. The White House’s announcement did not confirm whether a Kansas-specific telerally would replace the Salina appearance. One local report said organizers were awaiting details about a possible telephone event, but no such event was confirmed in the statements about...