On Thursday, former NASCAR and IndyCar racer Danica Patrick revealed she has never voted. But she will vote for former President Trump this year “because it's so important.”
Patrick met with Ohio state senator and vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance at City Hall in Greensboro, North Carolina, to clarify his intentions to vote.
“I want to say I've never voted before, but this time I have to vote,” Patrick said on stage with Vance. “That's very important.”
Vance interjected jokingly. Just for the record, you're voting for us, right? ”
Patrick reassured Vance, replying “1,000%” and that he would “if I could vote twice.”
Vance quickly reminded her that he and former President Trump do not represent a political party that cast illegal votes.
“We don't do that. We're Republicans,” Vance said. “We only legally vote once.”
Patrick responded by demonstrating the problem- and overcoming-obstacle skills that served her so well at the racetrack and suggested that voters could legally vote twice by bringing a like-minded friend. Ta.
After ironing out the legality of double voting, Vance quickly endorsed the idea.
“That's a good point: vote twice as much in a legal way,” Vance said. “That's very good.”
North Carolina is a key battleground state, and the Trump campaign is working hard to win. Vance and Patrick's appearance in Greensboro comes less than two weeks after Hurricane Helen devastated the state, causing millions in property damage and at least 92 deaths. .
