Former President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, should make a “spectacle” out of voting early in their state, former White House adviser Kellyanne Conway said Monday via Newsweek.
It has been noted that appearing on Fox Business’ Mornings With Maria, Conway was questioned about how the Republican National Committee (RNC) is working to ensure a safe and fair election in 2024 and called on Republicans to take action with early voting.
“I would love to see President Trump and Mrs. Trump go out and vote early for themselves in Florida, make a big spectacle out of it, so that his voters go and vote early for him also,” Conway said.
“If you wait till Election Day, you’re taking a big chance that everybody can show up on Election Day. For whatever reason, you may not be able to,” she added.
On Super Tuesday, voters in 16 states and one territory will make their choices for president known, while the GOP’s presidential preference primary in Florida is set for March 19. Early voting in that state begins Monday.
Last month, Vice President Kamala Harris said the federal government was planning to use the Federal Work-Study Program to pay college students who register other students to vote in the 2024 election.
“We have been doing work to promote voter participation for students…. For example, [we] now allow students to get paid, through Federal Work-Study, to register people and to be nonpartisan poll workers,” Harris said.
