President Trump said on Truth Social on October 30, 2026 that he is looking forward to being in Iowa and Kansas on Sunday. In the same post he named Ashley Hinson and Zach Lahn in Iowa, and Roger Marshall and Ty Masterson in Kansas. The post is the President’s own statement, and the Sunday events have not taken place yet. You can read the full post in the President’s post on Truth Social.
What the President said
The post opens by saying he is looking forward to being with supporters in Iowa and Kansas on Sunday: “Looking forward to being with you in Iowa and Kansas on Sunday!” It is a repost of an earlier post with the same wording.
The President then says he expects four candidates to win. Ashley Hinson is his pick for U.S. Senate in Iowa. Zach Lahn is his pick for governor of Iowa. Roger Marshall is his pick for re-election to the U.S. Senate in Kansas. Ty Masterson is his pick for governor of Kansas.
| State | Office | Candidate named in the post |
|---|---|---|
| Iowa | U.S. Senate | Ashley Hinson |
| Iowa | Governor | Zach Lahn |
| Kansas | U.S. Senate | Roger Marshall |
| Kansas | Governor | Ty Masterson |
What is confirmed and what is still pending
The post itself is confirmed. It was posted on Truth Social on October 30, 2026, and the text matches the President’s post.
The Truth Social post does not show a venue, a time or ticket details for the Sunday events. Check the candidates’ official event pages or local news before you travel.
The endorsements are the President’s stated preferences. They do not change any election result.
Does the post announce a new policy?
No. The post covers a schedule and endorsements. It describes no new law, rule or federal action. For background on how the President’s Kansas posts have been reported, see Trump Shares Kansas ‘Burn’ Claims.
What this means for voters in Iowa and Kansas
The post names four candidates, two for the U.S. Senate and two for governor, across the two states. If you vote in Iowa or Kansas, these are the names the President put forward for those offices.
For more on the Kansas Senate race, see Trump endorses Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall.
Before you go
Check the details for Sunday’s events on the candidates’ official pages or in local news. Compare each candidate’s positions on the issues you care about, using their campaign websites.
By USPatriotNews.com Editorial Team
