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“No Kings” Movement Organizes Over 3,000 Protests Against Donald Trump Ahead of Midterms

On October 17, 2026, the "No Kings" movement organized more than 3,000 protests against Donald Trump across the U.S. These demonstrations aim to boost voter participation ahead of the midterms, critical for Congressional control. In Johns Creek near Atlanta, protesters emphasized the importance of voting.


Thomas Rivière
Thomas Rivière
October 18, 2026  ·  1 min read
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On October 17, 2026, over 3,000 protests were organized by the “No Kings” movement across the United States to protest against Donald Trump, reports RFI. These actions take place in a major electoral context, just weeks before the midterm elections where control of Congress is at stake.

The organizers of “No Kings” aimed to use these protests to encourage voters to go to the polls. The goal is to mobilize public opinion against Donald Trump’s influence in American politics.

In the city of Johns Creek, located in the Atlanta suburbs, protesters particularly emphasized the importance of these elections, viewing the vote as a priority for the country’s political future.

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