Trump Questions Midterm Election Integrity and Issues Threat

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he is not confident that the congressional midterm elections starting Tuesday will be free from cheating and forgery by Democrats, according to "AFP".

He added in statements to a newspaper: "I am not confident that these elections will be safe from cheating and forgery by Democrats".

Earlier, President Trump stated that he would respect the results of the midterm elections if they were "fair", as reported by "AFP".

He affirmed that he "will find a way to deal with the Democrats in Congress if they win the elections".

The White House adjusted US President Donald Trump's election schedule again to save crucial states, amid Republican concern and Democratic relief over early voting results in the midterms scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday.

The United States is heading toward decisive midterm elections on November 3, in a political confrontation that will determine the party controlling Congress during the last two years of President Donald Trump's term.

Democrats hope to regain control of the House of Representatives, while also attempting to seize the majority in the Senate.