Senator JD Vance has publicly minimized his role in the upcoming presidential election, suggesting that voters will primarily choose between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. In a recent interview, Vance emphasized that his focus is to highlight Harris's shortcomings as vice president. Trump's comments at a press conference further echoed this sentiment, asserting that vice presidential candidates traditionally have little impact on elections, a view contested by political experts who argue that a running mate's selection can influence voter perception significantly. Vance's approval ratings are notably low, with a recent poll indicating a net approval rating of -3 percentage points, raising concerns that he may hinder Trump's reelection efforts. Despite Trump's praise for Vance's character, he avoided questions about Vance's readiness to assume the presidency if necessary, reflecting ongoing scrutiny over Vance's past controversial remarks and lack of political experience. The dynamics between the Trump campaign and Vance's candidacy suggest a challenging road ahead as the election approaches.