04.11.2026 03:00
As excitement over the US congressional midterm elections continues, a striking decision came from President Donald Trump. Trump declared November 1-7, 2026, as Anti-Communism Week in the country. The US President's decision, made in the election atmosphere, brought the Washington administration's anti-communist political discourse to the fore again.
A new step has come from US President Trump in the US, where election excitement is underway. In the process in which power balances in Congress will be redefined, the US President declared a one-week special commemoration period.
US PRESIDENT TRUMP DECLARED NOVEMBER 1-7 AS ANTI-COMMUNISM WEEK
US President Donald Trump declared November 1-7, 2026, as "Anti-Communism Week." The decision coincided with a period in which US congressional midterm elections are being held and debates over the country's political future are intensifying. With Trump's declaration, the first week of November was designated as a special period focused on opposition to communism.
ALL EYES IN THE US ON CONGRESSIONAL MIDTERM ELECTIONS
In the US, voters went to the polls for the congressional midterm elections that will affect political balances during the remaining two years of President Trump's term. In the midterm elections, voting is being held for all 435 seats in the House of Representatives. In the Senate, new senators are also being determined to replace members whose terms have expired.