Don Jr. will attend six one-day rallies for House Republicans

Elections

Donald Trump Jr. will lead a half-dozen rallies Monday to give Republican candidates a last push for the battlefield elections.

The president's eldest son, who has been a major substitute for Republican candidates in this round, will campaign Monday in West Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina and New York. Virginia Senate race.

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Last week, Trump Jr. also campaigned in Nevada for Sen. Dean Heller, government governor candidate, Adam Laxalt, and House candidates; in Arizona for the Senate race of the representative Martha McSally against the democratic republic Kyrsten Sinema; and in North Dakota for representative Kevin Cramer in his race against Democratic Senator Heidi Heidkamp. Trump campaigned with Kimberly Guilfoyle, his girlfriend and a former Fox News presenter. She will co-host the six rallies with Trump Jr.

Earlier this week in Nevada, Trump Jr. warned voters against apathy and described the interim elections as a referendum on his father's administration.

"Guess what, for those who say I'm looking forward to voting for Donald Trump in 2020, he's waiting next week," said Trump Jr. Later, he added, "I do not want to get up Wednesday morning next week to say, "Dude, I'd like us to do another rally. "

His Monday rallies will be for Morrisey and Republican Carol Miller in West Virginia; representative Andy Barr in Kentucky; for Rep. Ted Budd and Mark Harris in North Carolina; for Katie Arrington in South Carolina; and for the representative Claudia Tenney in New York.