Trump begins final push to rally Republican voters for midterms as polls set to open across US

In one post Trump made early Tuesday morning on Truth Social, the president condemned Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, claiming that he "Hates Jews and Hates Blacks."

US President Donald Trump launched a final push to rally Republican voters across the United States ahead of the midterm election polling stations opening on Tuesday.

In one post Trump made early Tuesday morning on Truth Social, the president condemned Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, claiming that he "Hates Jews and Hates Blacks.

"Don't feel bad, he also Hates Whites," Trump added. "He will, 100%, do you in!"

Trump instead endorsed El-Sayed's opponent, Republican Mike Rogers, who had also been endorsed by Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost to El-Sayed in the primary, on Sunday.

El-Sayed has faced strong criticism for his views on Israel, as he has previously accused the country of committing genocide in Gaza, and has been accused of denying Israel the right to exist.

Trump claims Alaska candidate is missing after accusations of election fraud

Trump also called out Alaska independent candidate Dan J. Sullivan as being "missing in action."

"Nobody has been able to find him," Trump claimed. "Maybe he has been 'kidnapped' by the corrupt Dumocrat lawyers??? They are scared stiff of being prosecuted for election fraud!!!"

Dan J. Sullivan was allegedly recruited by Democratic operatives in order to cause confusion and draw votes away from Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan in Alaska's midterm race. This allegation has been denied by Democratic candidate Mary Peltola's campaign, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC), and Dan J. Sullivan himself.

Midterm polling is set to begin at varying times across different states on Tuesday, with the earliest being Vermont at 5 a.m.

In Michigan, polls will open at 7 a.m. Alaska polls are the last to close, at around 1 a.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday.