WASHINGTON - President Trump plans to deliver his "final pitch to voters" on Monday, ahead of Election Day, from the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, according to a report by The Hill. The report, written by Finya Swai, says the president will use the Washington landmark to highlight his administration's beautification projects in the nation's capital.

According to The Hill's full report on the planned remarks, the speech will focus on the agenda that Trump and Republican lawmakers have advanced since the start of his second term. The report frames the event as a closing message before Election Day.

The Hill's summary does not say which beautification projects the remarks will cite, how the agenda will be described in detail, or how other officials or parties have responded. The excerpt also stops mid-sentence while describing that agenda, so the remainder of the description could not be confirmed from the material reviewed.

The material reviewed for this account consists of the single report from The Hill, so it does not include independent confirmation of the plans, the setting, or the content of the remarks. Details on timing beyond the word Monday were not included in the source, and this story does not add any.

The Hill listed Swai as the author and recorded the report's publication on November 2, 2026, the same day as the planned Monday remarks.

Sources: The Hill: Trump plans to deliver closing message at Reflecting Pool.