Donald Trump intends to personally monitor the receipt of the results of the midterm elections in Congress, reports CNN, citing sources close to the President of the United States. According to the channel's reporter, Trump intended to gather a small group of allies and cabinet members in the East Room of the White House to watch the vote count together. According to CNN, the meeting was arranged in recent days after Republican officials and Trump allies expressed a desire to spend election night with the president. Along with Trump himself, the results will be shaped by task forces from the White House and his political organization MAGA Inc., deployed in and near the White House complex. As CNN points out, the current format is reminiscent of how Trump watched the 2022 election from his Mar-a-Lago estate. But this time he is in the White House as a sitting president, not as a former head of state preparing to make a comeback. The White House is reportedly preparing for a variety of scenarios, including the possibility that Trump will address reporters when the results come in.

Donald Trump intends to personally monitor the receipt of the results of the midterm elections in Congress, reports CNN, citing sources close to the President of the United States. According to the channel's reporter, Trump intended to gather a small group of allies and cabinet members in the East Room of the White House to watch the vote count together. According to CNN, the meeting was arranged in recent days after Republican officials and Trump allies expressed a desire to spend election night with the president. Along with Trump himself, the results will be shaped by task forces from the White House and his political organization MAGA Inc., deployed in and near the White House complex. As CNN points out, the current format is reminiscent of how Trump watched the 2022 election from his Mar-a-Lago estate. But this time he is in the White House as a sitting president, not as a former head of state preparing to make a comeback. The White House is reportedly preparing for a variety of scenarios, including the possibility that Trump will address reporters when the results come in.