Donald Trump has reportedly decided who his vice presidential running
mate will be.
Here's who's rumored to be on the former president shortlist.
Bergam is the governor of North Dakota with a consistent
conservative track record.
Bergam has signed laws banning nearly all abortion and gender
affirming care in the state.
After suspending his own campaign for the White House in
December,
Bergen quickly endorsed Trump. Rubio is the senior senator from
Florida who ran a presidential campaign of his own in
2016.
He is the son of Cuban immigrants and Trump advisers
have reportedly recommended tapping a Hispanic VP to win over
the voting bloc so that the chief fiercely faced off
in the 2016 race. Ruby has become an outspoken supporter
of the former president.
Vance is a junior senator from Ohio.
Since taking office in 2023,
Vance has established himself as a staunch MAGA supporter,
gaining popularity among Trump loyalists.
Though the two have previously been at odds,
Vance is an attractive pick for millennials at 39 years
old.
Other rumored picks are Senator Tim Scott,
Representative Elise Stefanik, Doctor Ben Carson,
Representative Byron Donalds, Senator Tom Cotton,
former representative Tulsi Gabbard, and entrepreneur Vivek Ramswamy.
Reports signal that Trump is zeroing in on Bergamo advance
and the former president teased to NBC that his pick
will quote most likely attend his presidential debate against Joe
Biden on Thursday. Egypt reported that Bergam is expected to
be in the top spot after social media users noticed
that the website trumpbergam.com automatically redirect to Trump's campaign site.
We won't know Trump's VP pick until July,
when he's expected to announce his running mate at the
Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.