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5,000 dollars for every adult: Trump's promise if his party wins November elections
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5,000 dollars for every adult: Trump's promise if his party wins November elections

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General10 September 2026 at 08:11

President of the United States Donald Trump promised on Wednesday to deliver five thousand dollars to every American adult if his party maintains control of Congress after the midterm elections held on November 3. The promise was made by the president in a public address. The amount would be destined for all American adults, regardless of their economic or financial situation. The goal declared by Trump would be to reward voters who supported his party in the elections. The promise is part of a broader strategy by the Republican Party to mobilize its base of supporters during the electoral period.

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