Lara Trump: Your Vote Will Count

Laura Ingraham and Lara Trump discussed the recent surge in Republican voter registration and the implications for the upcoming election. According to Ingraham, the GOP is seeing unprecedented enthusiasm, with voter registration numbers showing a significant lead over Democrats in key states. This shift is particularly notable in Pennsylvania and Florida, where Republican registration has dramatically outpaced Democratic figures.

Lara Trump, co-chair of the Republican National Committee, highlighted the RNC’s strategic focus on early and mail-in voting.

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“Something that I think we’ve really pushed very hard this election cycle, specifically from the RNC, is early voting. And you’ve finally seen people were very concerned about early voting, Mail-In voting,” she explained. 

“Donald Trump himself posted months ago and said voting by mail, voting early, or voting in person on Election day are all great ways to vote. 

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“Here’s the reality of the situation for Republicans. If we all wait until Election Day, that will be too late… We have the largest, most aggressive election integrity operation right now at the RNC in the history of politics. Your vote will count whenever you cast it.”

The conversation also touched on the current polling landscape. Despite Kamala Harris’s recent efforts to boost her campaign’s visibility, Lara Trump pointed out that the poll numbers show only a narrow lead for Harris over Trump.

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“You cannot believe what you’re seeing out there,” Lara Trump said. “What I’m going to tell people out all across this country, wait until the debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. The shine will wear off. We will see exactly who she is. And I can guarantee you those poll numbers for Donald Trump will continue to go up.”

Ingraham and Trump both agreed and expressed confidence that Trump will gain ground as the election approaches and that the current polling trends are a positive sign for Republicans come this November.

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