Trump warns voters they will "go to hell" if they don't vote in the midterms

Correio da Manhã11 September 2026 at 07:26

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, warned American voters that they will "go to hell" if they don't vote in the midterm elections. The statement was made during a rally in the State of Pennsylvania.

Trump has been trying to mobilize his electoral base for the upcoming midterm elections. The President has used strong and direct language to encourage his supporters to participate in the democratic process.

The goal of the statements is to encourage voters to vote for Republican candidates in the midterms. These elections are considered crucial for the control of the US Congress, where Democrats currently hold the majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate.

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