US President Donald Trump has said that his supporters will 'go to hell' if they don't vote in the upcoming November midterm elections.

He made the comments after swearing to his supporters at a Republican Party rally in Dallas, Texas, to vote in the November 3 election.

This information was reported in a report by the Turkish news agency Anadolu Agency on Friday (September 11).

According to the report, Trump made supporters at the conference take an oath. It says that they will vote with their families and friends on or before November 3, out of loyalty to the 'greatest president' in American history.

Accusing Democrats of rigging the election, Trump jokingly said that he would do the same. After that, he said that his supporters would go straight to hell if they didn't vote.

In his speech, Trump praised his achievements in the past 19 months, saying he had kept all the promises he had made. He mentioned the rise of the stock market, the fall in drug prices, the increase in military spending and the reduction of illegal immigration across the border to almost zero.

He also claimed that the United States had been transformed from a dark chapter to a golden age of prosperity. He also warned that if Democrats came to power, they would seize the country's assets and let criminals go.

Although the ruling party has historically lost seats in midterm elections, Trump pledged to maintain the Republican majority in the Senate and House of Representatives this time.

Earlier, Vice President J.D. Vance gave the opening speech at the rally. He urged supporters to vote to maintain the Republican majority rather than handing the country over to hardliners or bureaucrats because of any policy differences.

According to political analysts, this rally essentially began a process to establish Vance as Trump's successor for the 2028 presidential election.