Trump prepares for "worst-case scenario" in midterms CNN, citing sources close to Donald Trump, reported that he still believes the midterm polls are wrong and that Republicans will do better than expected. According to these sources, Trump believes that his appearances at campaign rallies and his participation in fundraising efforts have increased the GOP's chances for a better result. However, Trump's close aides say he has also accepted the possibility of "the worst-case scenario and the outcome" and is preparing for any outcome. The report suggests Trump may address the media around the time the first midterm results are announced on Nov. 3.

Trump prepares for "worst-case scenario" in midterms CNN, citing sources close to Donald Trump, reported that he still believes the midterm polls are wrong and that Republicans will do better than expected. According to these sources, Trump believes that his appearances at campaign rallies and his participation in fundraising efforts have increased the GOP's chances for a better result. However, Trump's close aides say he has also accepted the possibility of "the worst-case scenario and the outcome" and is preparing for any outcome. The report suggests Trump may address the media around the time the first midterm results are announced on Nov. 3.