At a Republican gathering in Michigan on Sunday, Nicki Minaj publicly reaffirmed her support for President Donald Trump and urged voters to elect Republicans to government on November 3.
On October 25, 2026, the rapper, who was born in Trinidad, performed at a rally in Port Huron. In addition to praising the president’s leadership, she urged the audience to support Republican candidates in elections that will determine the course of his second term. The campaign is exploiting her star power to attract voters who might not typically attend political events.
Minaj expressed her pride in supporting Trump to the crowd.
“Working with this president is really an honor. “He is a symbol of perseverance,” she remarked. “His return to the White House has changed the nation’s attitude and given Americans something to look forward to,” she continued.
She also led shouts of “We love Trump,” which were met with thunderous applause. Trump referred to her as the “queen of rap” and made light of the attention she attracts.
Minaj told the president toward the end of her speech that if he campaigned for office again, she would back him. The 22nd Amendment prohibits a president from being elected to a third term, hence the vow creates constitutional concerns. Trump cannot run for president again, according to reports at the rally.
Minaj used much of her time to push the Michigan Republican ticket. She campaigned for Mike Rogers, the party’s U.S. Senate nominee, and John James, its candidate for governor. She called on voters to back both men and described the election as a decisive moment.
“We really need all of these great people to be elected, because this is a major turning point for our country,” she said.
Her appeal echoed an earlier message to younger Americans, in which she urged them to take part in the November vote and to “vote red now,” a nod to the Republican Party’s colour.
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Minaj also spoke about transgender issues involving minors. She said she opposes gender-transition procedures for children and believes children should be kept out of such matters. The position matches a theme Trump and other Republicans regularly raise in debates over parental rights, schooling and transgender healthcare.
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The rally is the latest step in Minaj’s shift into open political activity. She has criticised parts of Trump’s record, including his hardline immigration policies in 2020, but over time she has become one of his most visible celebrity supporters. Her appeal to young people to vote, rather than assume their ballots don’t matter, is a recurring message in her recent public statements.
The appearance shows how entertainers can pull attention toward political campaigns, especially among people who rarely watch traditional political events. Whether an endorsement changes anyone’s vote is another matter. That depends on each voter, the candidates’ records and the issues driving the race.
The midterms will decide control of Congress and set the direction of national politics. For Republicans, they are a chance to lock in support for Trump’s agenda and strengthen their hold in key races. For Democrats, they are an opening to challenge Republican control and shape the administration’s legislative priorities.
With Election Day close, Minaj’s message in Michigan was simple: vote Republican, and show up.