South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has indicated that she has not been formally vetted to be Donald Trump’s running mate in the upcoming presidential election.
Despite speculation about her potential candidacy, Noem clarified her position during a recent interview according to the source nbcnews
“No, I have not been formally vetted,” Noem said, addressing the rumors. She expressed her continued support for Trump but noted that no official discussions about the vice-presidential spot have taken place.
Noem has been a prominent supporter of Trump, often aligning with his policies and campaign rhetoric.
Her strong conservative stance and high-profile leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic have made her a favored candidate among some Trump supporters.
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However, Noem emphasized her current focus on South Dakota. “My priority is serving the people of South Dakota,” she stated. “I am committed to my responsibilities as governor and will continue to do so.”
As Trump considers his options for a running mate, Noem’s name remains in the mix, but her recent comments suggest that any decision is still in the early stages.
The selection process for the vice-presidential candidate is likely to intensify as the election draws closer, keeping political analysts and supporters on high alert.