Vance officially accepts the nomination as Trump's vice-presidential candidate.

On July 17, 2024, J.D. Vance officially accepted the Republican vice-presidential nomination at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. In his speech, Vance expressed deep gratitude, stating he was "humbled" to receive the nomination. He highlighted his Rust Belt roots and promised to be a vice president who would never forget where he came from, appealing directly to the working-class communities in Ohio, Michigan, and beyond. Vance's acceptance speech emphasized themes of economic populism, military service, and national security. He spoke about revitalizing American manufacturing, addressing the opioid crisis, and ensuring that U.S. allies contribute their fair share to global security. He also paid tribute to his military service as a Marine and aligned himself closely with Donald Trump’s "America First" agenda, signaling a united front ahead of the 2024 election​ Source: (UPI)​(WPBS TV)​(CBN). The speech set the stage for Trump’s acceptance of the presidential nomination, with the campaign aiming to reach both working-class voters and younger Americans through Vance’s populist message.