JD Vance Announced as Trump’s Vice President in US Election

Republican Senator J.D. Vance, 39, was announced as Donald Trump’s running mate for the US presidential election on Monday, May 15.

Vance, the Ohio state senator, was not an early Trump supporter. But his fundraising ability, according to the newspaper, the worldIt was a crucial factor in a country where political victories can cost billions of dollars.

“After much deliberation and consideration, and taking into account the tremendous talents of many others, I have determined that the person best suited to serve as Vice President of the United States is Senator J.D. Vance of the great State of Ohio,” Trump wrote in a tweet. Your social networks.

“JD has had a very successful career in technology and finance, and now during the campaign he will focus heavily on the people he fought so hard for, the American workers and farmers in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Minnesota and beyond,” the candidate added.

Trump also said JD should support the troops and do what he can to help “Make America Great Again.”

Who is JD Vance?

Vance was the youngest of the presumptive nominees Trump was evaluating. He served in the Marine Corps and did a tour in Iraq before returning home to earn degrees in political science and philosophy from Ohio State University and a law degree from Yale University, where he was editor of the Yale Law Review and president of the Yale Law Veterans Association.