Vice President JD Vance used his personal account on X on Election Day to urge Republican voters to turn out in force, writing that supporters should “send a message to the radical left that we don’t want their bullshit.”
“We have an amazing slate of Republican candidates nationwide, it’s your job now to make sure they get elected. Make a plan to vote, bring a friend, and let’s win this thing,” Vance added in the post.
The message capped a weeks-long travel schedule for the vice president, who made 19 campaign stops across the country this cycle, including trips to New York, Ohio, North Carolina and Alaska. He spent Monday making back-to-back stops in New York and Ohio before Tuesday’s vote.
At a campaign event in North Carolina, Vance laid out a broader pitch to voters framed around family, safety and economic opportunity:
I want for your family what I want for my own children: I want them to go to schools that educate them instead of indoctrinate them. I want them to be able to walk down the street in safety. I don’t want you to have to be a rich person to afford a home. We’re going to make sure your tax dollars go to the things they should, not to fraudsters. I want your police officers to know that we’re going to empower them to put bad guys behind bars. I want to send a message to the business community that if you’re willing to work with us and invest in American workers — American jobs ought to go to American workers.
Beyond the campaign trail, Vance has also taken on a formal fundraising role for the Republican Party this cycle, serving as finance chair for the Republican National Committee during the 2026 midterms. The RNC raised more than $126 million and distributed over $50 million to party committees, according to an October report from the New York Times.
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