Critical gubernatorial elections are being held in New Jersey and Virginia tomorrow. Former President Barack Obama hit the campaign trail for the Democratic candidates while President Trump is set to host tele-rallies tonight for the Republican candidates.

Former President Barack Obama will headline rallies Saturday for Democrats running for governor in Virginia and New Jersey, corralling voters ahead of elections that may signal the national mood 10 months into Donald Trump’s second presidency and a year ahead of midterm elections that could reshape it.

Anxious Democrats are hauling out their biggest political star to try to prevent what would be a humiliating loss in blue state New Jersey as Barack Obama stumps for candidate for governor Mikie

Barack Obama visited a community college campus in Newark, N.J., on Saturday, November 1, to rally support for New Jersey Representative Mikie Sherrill in her campaign for governor. During his address, one enthusiastic woman in the crowd kept calling out to the 44th U.S. president.

Voters in New Jersey and Virginia are casting their ballots for governor as New York City holds its mayoral race.

Former President Barack Obama returned to the campaign trail condemning the current administration and putting his signature charm to use.

Rep. Mikie Sherrill’s (D-N.J.) gubernatorial campaign announced on Tuesday that former President Barack Obama will join her on the campaign trail in Newark on Nov. 1.  “President Obama reminds us

"Obama's playful charm shuts down flirty fan with a loving nod to Michelle. The Obamas' enduring love wins hearts once again.