During a recent event in Scottsdale, GOP vice presidential nominee JD Vance expressed confidence in the Republican party's position in Arizona, emphasizing the importance of continued effort and not becoming complacent. Vance highlighted the advantage Republicans hold in the battleground state but urged supporters to remain proactive in securing votes.
With more registered voters in the state than Democrats, Vance stressed the need for hard work and dedication over the next three days to solidify their lead and prevent any potential rigging of the election. He called on supporters to actively contribute to expanding their voter base and ensuring a strong showing at the polls.
Vance criticized Gov. Tim Walz for his controversial comparison of a Trump rally to a pro-Nazi event, citing personal connections to Holocaust survivors who attended the rally. He condemned Walz's insinuation that dissenting Americans were somehow morally deficient for disagreeing with him and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Emphasizing the significance of the upcoming election, Vance underscored the critical nature of the race and its implications for Arizona, particularly in relation to issues such as illegal immigration. He urged attendees to rally behind GOP Senate nominee Kari Lake in her bid against Democratic opponent Ruben Gallego, seeking support to secure her victory.
The event also featured a presence from former President Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., further underscoring the significance of the Republican party's efforts in Arizona. The rally served as a platform for rallying support, mobilizing voters, and energizing the party base ahead of the upcoming election.
