Donald Trump and Barack Obama are at the centre of efforts by both major US political parties to encourage voters to participate in the midterm elections. Their prominence is being examined as the parties assess whether high-profile figures can help increase turnout.
The report follows Trump and Obama while considering the political influence and public appeal each may bring to the campaign to mobilise voters. Both parties are hoping that their biggest names can attract attention and motivate supporters to vote.
The focus is on whether political star power can translate into higher participation at the midterms. The supplied material does not provide details of the specific events attended by either figure, or identify the locations and dates involved.
The latest position is therefore centred on the broader turnout effort and the role being assigned to Trump and Obama. The outcome will depend on whether their involvement succeeds in encouraging more voters to take part in the midterm elections.
