Former President Donald Trump is intensifying his campaign efforts to reclaim the White House, holding 26 events in September, which exceeds his combined total for June and July.

This ramp-up began in August with 19 events, as Trump responded to concerns about falling behind Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, who campaigned extensively during that month.

Looking ahead, the Trump campaign plans to hold two to three rallies per week, along with smaller policy-focused events and local outreach efforts.

Trump is personally leading the charge for more campaign events, insisting on holding rallies even when initial plans faced slow attendance.

Despite logistical challenges, Trump claimed he could have attracted 50,000 attendees to an outdoor rally had it been feasible.

The campaign faced logistical challenges for an outdoor rally in Wisconsin due to Secret Service constraints during the UN General Assembly.

Trump is scheduled to return to Butler, Pennsylvania, for a rally at the site of a past assassination attempt.

Both Trump and Harris are receiving unprecedented security due to recent assassination attempts against Trump.

Upcoming events include a visit to Georgia, a state affected by Hurricane Helene, where Trump will perform a politically sensitive visit to storm-ravaged areas.

Republican strategist Ford O'Connell noted that Trump's campaign is racing against both Harris and time, with a narrow window to influence the electoral map.

Polls indicate Trump is gaining momentum despite Harris's strong fundraising efforts and her initial voter support advantage.

During recent rallies in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, Trump made personal attacks on Harris, questioning her mental fitness and calling for her impeachment over border policies.