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Trump promises five thousand dollars to each citizen if he wins the midterm elections

Now10 September 2026 at 17:11

The American president, Donald Trump, promised on Wednesday to give five thousand dollars, about 4300 euros, to each American citizen, if the Republicans win the midterm elections in November and maintain control of the House of Representatives and the US Senate. The promise was made by the current president of the United States, who seeks to mobilize the Republican electorate for the midterm elections. The promised amount represents a significant financial incentive for American citizens who vote for the Republican Party candidates. This promise comes in the context of the November midterm elections, where Americans will elect all members of the House of Representatives and one third of the Senate. Control of both chambers of Congress is at stake, and Trump linked his promise to maintaining Republican power in the US legislative branch.

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