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Gov. Kristi Noem of South Dakota and the entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy tied for the top choice to be former President Donald J. Trump’s running mate in a straw poll on Saturday at a prominent gathering of conservative activists.
ROCK HILL, S.C. – Supporters of former President Donald Trump attending his final rally ahead of Saturday's South Carolina Republican presidential primary shared whom they'd like to see as his vice presidential running mate in the November general election.
On Saturday, the Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, will end with a straw poll. But given Donald Trump’s lock on the Republican nomination, attendees will not be asked who they want for president. They will be asked to choose between 17 possible vice-presidential picks.
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Donald Trump on Tuesday acknowledged at least six names that he said are on his vice presidential shortlist.
Former Wyoming lawmaker Liz Cheney came to Taylor Swift’s defense Wednesday, calling the pop sensation a “national treasure.”
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has finally revealed who he is eyeing as his potential vice president.
After Donald Trump stormed the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary in January, blowing away his nearest challengers for the Republican presidential nomination, all eyes now turn to Nevada.