Trump protest in the USA

Following the anti-Trump "No to Kings" protests held in June and October last year, thousands of people filled the squares in the demonstrations across the USA this year.

Those who participated in the protests in different parts of the country, especially in big cities, from the capital Washington to Los Angeles, from New York to Chicago, brought the midterm elections to be held on November 3 this year to the agenda.

The NoKings website, where the protests were organized, stated that "the elections are under attack" and said, "Various attempts are currently being made across the country to shake confidence in our elections and make it difficult for people to make their voices heard. Our democracy depends on every prospective voter having the right to participate freely without intimidation, interference or obstacles." statements were shared.

During the protests in the capital Washington, demonstrators marched from the White House to the US Congress Building, holding banners such as "Your vote is your voice" and "Those who are pro-American are anti-Trump."

Again, hundreds of people gathered around the Lincoln Memorial in the capital, protesting the Trump administration with banners saying "Vote early" and "Do not touch my vote", and from time to time during the demonstration, they danced to the music playing in the area.

Demonstrators gathered in Washington Square Park in New York City, carrying banners and chanting slogans, called on citizens to go to the polls and vote before the upcoming 2026 midterm elections.

While the demonstration drew attention to civilian participation, the speeches reacted to the policies of US President Donald Trump and his administration, including immigration and the war against Iran.

Demonstrations against Trump and his administration continued in cities in different states of the country, such as California, Texas, Georgia, Arkansas and West Virginia.