The Republican National Committee said on Thursday that President Trump will appear in tele-rallies across 19 states before Election Day, according to The Hill's report on the announcement. The announcement followed the cancellation of two in-person events, in Iowa and Kansas, the outlet reported.

The Hill reported that the RNC described the plan as a "72-hour sprint." The party's statement, as the outlet summarized it, said voters across the country want to hear from the president before Election Day.

The Hill's headline links the tele-rallies to what it calls midterm event cancellations. The Hill's summary of the report does not say which 19 states will host the tele-rallies, when each one will take place, or why the two in-person events were canceled.

The report was written by Mira Bhakta of The Hill. Its summary is based on a single announcement from the RNC, and the excerpt available for this account ends mid-sentence, so the full article may include details not described here.

The Hill's account does not include responses from other officials or organizations to the announcement. Readers seeking the complete details of the tele-rally schedule and the reasons for the cancellations should consult the original report from The Hill.

Sources: The Hill: Trump to join tele-rallies 19 states after midterm event cancellations.