President Trump posted on Truth Social that his rallies are drawing “the BIGGEST CROWDS at Trump Rallies in the history of Midterm Elections, by a factor of five times.” The post is a statement from the President. It gives no crowd count and announces no order, policy or deadline.
What did the President say?
The post appears on the President’s Truth Social account (@realDonaldTrump) and is dated October 29, 2026. Besides the rally claim, he wrote that “My Approval Rating in the Republican Party is now at 99%.” He also described a “Big Rally in South Carolina for the wonderful Darline Graham, today,” and said “Lindsey is watching, and very proud of her!!!” You can read the full post on the President’s Truth Social post.
What does the post not show?
The President’s Truth Social post does not show a crowd figure for any rally, the attendance it compares against for the “factor of five” claim, or the source of the 99% Republican approval figure. It also does not name a poll. Treat each of these as the President’s claim until someone publishes the numbers behind it.
Does the post change any policy for working families?
No. The post does not announce any order, policy, funding or date. It does not mention prices, wages, jobs or any other issue that would affect working families. It is a campaign statement about rallies, and nothing in it takes effect.
For a similar post with the same result, see our coverage of the October 7 Truth Social statement, which also announced no new policy.
What is still pending?
Nothing in this post is pending, because it asks for nothing and sets no timeline. If you want to test the crowd claim, compare the rally attendance reported by local news outlets and the campaign with the President’s figure. For more on how his Truth Social claims have been reported, see trump truth social claims.
By USPatriotNews.com Editorial Team
