Cleveland – Vice -President JD Vance will return to the road next week as part of his continuous efforts to promote the megabill that the White House crossed the Congress this month.
Vance should visit a steel plant on Monday in Canton, Ohio, a person familiar with plans at NBC News.
The vice-president, added this person, will emphasize what the administration of President Donald Trump considers points of sale in what they have described as “big and beautiful bill”, including measures aimed at eliminating taxes on advice and overtime and other tax reductions.
A recent Economist / Yougov survey Taken after Trump signed the bill on July 4 found that 35% of adults supported it, compared to 53% who were opposed.
While the Democrats attack the Less popular aspects of the bill, Including Medicaid CupsVance became the main seller of the White House for her before the mid-term elections next year. He traveled last week in West Pittston, Pennsylvania, where, in a 20 -minute speech, He urged his audience to “go talk to your neighbors, go talk to your friends about what this bill for American citizens is doing”.
Like the journey to Pennsylvania, which put in the 8th district of the State Congress, the visit of the canton will take him to another battlefield for the partisan control of the Chamber: the 13th District of Ohio, represented by the Democrat Emilia Sykes.
Sykes is a higher target for Republicans wishing to take a seat in the state, which Vance represented in the Senate before winning the vice-president. She faces a potential revenge match in 2026 with Kevin Cochlin, a former republican state legislator who lost in Sykes last year.
