Vice President Vance is concluding his midterm campaign swing with stops in New York and Ohio, aiming to energize Republican voters ahead of Tuesday’s elections. His first event will be in Rome, New York, where he’ll campaign alongside a GOP House candidate facing a tight race in a district that strongly supported President Trump in the past. The push comes as Republicans seek to secure key gains in the final hours before polling places close. With the stakes high, the visit underscores the party’s last-ditch efforts to mobilize supporters in critical battlegrounds.
Vice President Vance is hitting the campaign trail in New York and Ohio on Monday, making a final push for Republicans with the midterms just one day away. He will first rally voters in Rome, N.Y., alongside GOP House hopeful Anthony Constantino, who is competing in a district President Trump carried by 21 points in...
