Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance is expressing confidence in a potential Trump victory in New Hampshire on Election Day. Vance addressed a crowd in Derry, stating that the campaign is 'expanding the map' compared to previous presidential races.
Vance emphasized the importance of New Hampshire in the upcoming election, highlighting the state's significance in the electoral landscape. He expressed optimism about turning New Hampshire red and securing a win for Donald Trump.
Referring to the narrow margin of victory in 2016, Vance underscored the impact of each vote in determining the outcome of the election. He pointed out that the state went blue in the previous election but stressed the campaign's efforts to appeal to new voters and broaden its support base.
Citing concerns over governance under Vice President Kamala Harris, Vance criticized the current administration's policies, particularly on issues such as border security and economic challenges. He highlighted the struggles faced by New Hampshire residents and pledged to address their needs if elected.
In response to the forecast placing New Hampshire in the 'leans Dem' category, Vance remained resolute in his belief in a potential Republican victory in the state. He reiterated the campaign's commitment to engaging with voters and delivering a message of change.
As Election Day approaches, the race in New Hampshire remains closely watched, with both parties vying for support in this key battleground state. Vance's remarks reflect the campaign's strategy and determination to secure a win for the Republican ticket.
