Washington, Oct. 27 -- US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he would respect the results of next week's midterm elections "if they're honest", amid growing concerns among Democrats over his rhetoric ahead of the vote.
Trump made the remarks at Joint Base Andrews before departing for a campaign trip to Texas.
On Monday, Trump said in a post on Truth Social that he was "watching closely" for alleged voter fraud in Minnesota's Senate race, one of the more competitive contests of the election cycle.
"Let's all get behind Michele Tafoya in Minnesota. She's running a great race. Don't allow them to play with the Votes after the race is over," Trump wrote. "The Federal Government will be watching closely.""The only way she can lose is...