Overview
- Top administration officials met Tuesday evening at the Capitol Hill Club to align messaging for the 2026 midterms, according to Fox News reporting.
- Attendees included multiple Cabinet secretaries and departmental chiefs of staff, with coordination focused on promoting President Trump's record.
- Chief pollster Tony Fabrizio told participants the economy is the dominant voter concern and urged emphasis on affordability efforts, sources said.
- The session reviewed fresh polling and the 2026 electoral map while urging Cabinet members to serve as surrogates in key battleground states.
- Trump did not attend, and he is expected to spotlight economic themes at a Georgia event Thursday before using next week’s State of the Union as a primetime platform.