As the election season approaches, several Republicans have emerged as potential vice presidential candidates. Among them are J.D. Vance, a Republican Ohio State Senator, and Marco Rubio, a Republican Senator from Florida.
Vance has been praised for his support of Trump’s policies on immigration and foreign policy, and has been described as aggressive and in line with the President’s values. However, some view him as too right-wing.
Rubio, on the other hand, has had a past rivalry with Trump but is expected to serve in the Senate until 2029. He could potentially change his residency to join the ticket.
Another prominent Republican running for vice president is Benjamin Carson, a former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under Trump who remains loyal to him. He has shown sympathy towards Israel and has campaigned with him in Iowa.
The list of potential vice presidential candidates also includes Byron Donalds, a Republican congressman from Florida who is known for his strong support from conservatives and is likely to pass Trump’s loyalty test. He has suggested that he would be willing to refuse to certify election results if he were vice president.
Doug Burgum, the Republican Governor of North Dakota, is considered a safe choice to attract moderate voters due to his conservative business background and endorsement of Trump after dropping out of the race himself. He is also known for his support for Israel.
