President Trump is campaigning in traditionally red states ahead of the midterm elections, ABC News reported, as voters worry about rising prices. The network's video report carries the headline "Record early voting in key states," and that headline says Trump and Obama are both appealing to voters on the campaign trail.
CBS News reported that Trump will work to court voters for Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi on Monday. Its video summary said the effort is meant to reassure Republican voters, and it credited Skyler Henry with reporting the details.
The two reports differ in emphasis. CBS News focused on Mississippi and Republican voters, while ABC News focused on concern about rising prices and on early voting in key states. Both describe Trump campaigning in red states, but the CBS News summary names only Mississippi.
ABC News's headline also refers to Obama, but the ABC News summary does not say where Obama is campaigning or what he said. The CBS News summary does not mention Obama. Neither summary says how many events Trump will hold beyond the Mississippi effort that CBS News described.
The two headlines frame the campaign differently. CBS News's headline centers on Republican voters, while ABC News's headline centers on early voting and on appeals from both Trump and Obama. The full video segments are not reproduced in the summaries, so further detail is not available here.
Both items are short video segments, and the material available for each is limited to a headline and a brief summary. Neither the CBS News nor the ABC News summary includes direct comment from Trump, campaign officials, or voters, and neither gives a turnout figure.
Sources: CBS News: Trump campaigning in red states to reassure Republican voters; ABC News: WATCH: Record early voting in key states as Trump, Obama appeal to voters on campaign trail.