Donald Trump has touted his economic policies to bring a manufacturing boom to Georgia in an attempt to mobilize voters in a key US Senate race in this November midterm election. Trump praised investment commitments from a number of companies, including pharmaceutical company Ushibi, tire manufacturer Pirelli, and Hyundai. He tried to promote policies aimed at boosting industrial production to voters, even though polls showed that voters were more concerned about the cost of living and wage growth. Trump delivered his speech in Dalton in northeastern Georgia as part of a month-long intensive campaign before election day on November 3. The presidential approval rating is at a historically low level. Republican candidates in both houses of the US Senate and House of Representatives are being dragged down by voters' dissatisfaction with prices and the war with Iran, and the Republican Party faces the risk of losing control of Congress. Georgia is a key swing state in the Senate race. The Republican Party is trying to defeat current Democratic Senator Jon Osoff, but polls show that the Republican nominee, Congressman Mike Collins, is in a difficult election situation. A true and clear poll average on political websites shows that Osov is about 8 percentage points ahead.

Donald Trump has touted his economic policies to bring a manufacturing boom to Georgia in an attempt to mobilize voters in a key US Senate race in this November midterm election. Trump praised investment commitments from a number of companies, including pharmaceutical company Ushibi, tire manufacturer Pirelli, and Hyundai. He tried to promote policies aimed at boosting industrial production to voters, even though polls showed that voters were more concerned about the cost of living and wage growth. Trump delivered his speech in Dalton in northeastern Georgia as part of a month-long intensive campaign before election day on November 3. The presidential approval rating is at a historically low level. Republican candidates in both houses of the US Senate and House of Representatives are being dragged down by voters' dissatisfaction with prices and the war with Iran, and the Republican Party faces the risk of losing control of Congress. Georgia is a key swing state in the Senate race. The Republican Party is trying to defeat current Democratic Senator Jon Osoff, but polls show that the Republican nominee, Congressman Mike Collins, is in a difficult election situation. A true and clear poll average on political websites shows that Osov is about 8 percentage points ahead.