Republicans are convening their first midterm convention in history, breaking from tradition where the party typically focuses on presidential elections. The gathering signals a strategic shift as the party seeks to energize supporters ahead of critical congressional races. Analysts suggest the move reflects broader efforts to unify the base and counter recent electoral setbacks. With no presidential nominee on the ballot, the convention takes on a different tone, emphasizing policy and grassroots mobilization.
US Republicans are hosting their first ever midterm convention, but why?
