RNC schedules President Trump for Oct. 27 rally in Waco, Texas

President Donald Trump is set to return to Texas for a campaign rally on Oct. 27, according to an announcement by the Republican National Committee. The stop in Waco comes one week before Election Day, placing the president’s appearance in the final stretch of midterm campaigning, the committee said.

The Waco event is expected to underscore the administration’s focus on battleground races in a state that remains politically competitive, even as statewide offices and federal contests are scheduled for the Nov. election. The RNC’s announcement also framed the timing as closely tied to the late-campaign period when outreach campaigns often concentrate on maximizing turnout.

The scheduled visit will mark Trump’s third trip to Texas this month, according to the RNC statement reported by The Hill. The additional stops are part of a broader travel cadence around the closing weeks of the midterm election, with the president traveling to multiple locations rather than concentrating activity in a single metro area.

The RNC said the Oct. 27 rally will be held in Waco, Texas. No further details about the event, including the venue name or the length of the program, were included in the report.

The midterm election is expected to involve races for Congress and other federal offices, with campaigning generally focused on fundraising, voter contact, and mobilization in the final days leading up to Election Day. In that context, late-campaign presidential appearances can shift attention to down-ballot contests in areas where margins are historically tighter.