Vice President Vance is set to campaign in Tyler, Texas, this week, making it his second visit to the state within two weeks as Democratic poll numbers rise. The appearance follows recent stops by President Trump in San Antonio and north Texas, highlighting a concentrated effort by both candidates in key regions. Vance’s earlier visit to Harlingen underscores the intensified focus on Texas ahead of the election. The state’s shifting political landscape has drawn increased attention from both major parties.
Vice President Vance will campaign in Tyler, Texas, on Tuesday, marking his second stop to the Lone Star state in a two-week period as Democrats gain ground in the polls. The stop also comes after President Trump campaigned in San Antonio on Wednesday and in north Texas the week before. Vance visited Harlingen, Texas, to...
