If DeWine shows up at the Monday event, it will mark the first time in several years that the Ohio governor has appeared at a campaign rally with Trump.
Trump and DeWine have an amicable, but lukewarm, relationship.
DeWine backed both of Trump's campaigns in 2016 and 2020. However, DeWine acknowledged that President Joe Biden won the 2020 election and saidDeWine also isn't universally popular with the former president's supporters, largely because of his response to the COVID-19 pandemic., a Sandusky woman told a reporter she was there to"support Trump, and to boo loudly when he says he endorsed DeWine.
Republicans hope Trump's Monday rally will excite GOP voters just in time for Election Day and push Vance across the finish line. “The president is trying to make sure that we get out and vote," Vance told reporters on Thursday."I think the president feels the same way I do about the race, which is that we're going to win, we're in a position to win, but you can only win if people actually get out there to vote. So we're trying to inspire the troops."DeWine appeared in Columbus with Vance and other statewide GOP candidates to kick off a bus tour days before Tuesday's election.
The built-in advantages of incumbency, ranging from high name recognition to fundraising supremacy, have led DeWine to
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