President Donald Trump is facing renewed criticism over the accuracy of statements delivered during his campaign appearances ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections.

An investigation published by FactCheck.org on October 27 identified more than a dozen questionable statements from the president's recent rallies.

The disputed claims concerned major political issues, including the American economy, crime and immigration.

Researchers found examples of false statements, misleading representations and exaggerations that could give audiences an inaccurate understanding of government policies and national conditions.

Trump used his speeches to promote his administration's achievements while repeatedly attacking Democratic opponents.

The findings have renewed questions about the role of political misinformation and the responsibility of elected officials to provide accurate information to voters.