Vance takes centre stage as Trump wraps up GOP midterm convention with voter warnings

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At the Republican Party's first midterm convention in Dallas, President Donald Trump and Vice-President J.D. Vance concluded the event on Thursday night with a focus on securing swing voters for the upcoming November congressional elections. Trump urged attendees to vote as if he were on the ballot and to pledge allegiance to him, warning of dire consequences for not voting. Vance delivered the keynote speech, presenting his vision for America, emphasizing the nuclear family, and criticizing the Democratic party. The convention, nicknamed "Trump-a-palooza" by supporters, aimed to rally the base and project a message of a future "greater than ever before."

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Vance outlined his vision for the future of America, touting a 'national birthright', stressing the importance of the nuclear family and calling the Democrats a 'party of hatred'.

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Trump told the crowd, 'You know what happens if you don’t vote? You go to hell.'

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Trump urged voters to 'get out and vote, and you got to pretend I’m on the ballot.'

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US President Donald Trump and Vice-President J.D. Vance wrapped up the Republican Party’s first-ever midterm convention.

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3-MIN READ3-MIN0ListenPublished: 1:00pm, 11 Sep 2026US President Donald Trump and Vice-President J.D. Vance wrapped up the Republican Party’s first-ever midterm convention on Thursday night with promises of an America “greater than ever before”, aiming to secure crucial swing voters ahead of November’s battle for Congress.“You got to get out and vote, and you got to pretend I’m on the ballot,” Trump said, while also getting the crowd at the Dallas gathering – dubbed “Trump-a-palooza” by his supporters – to pledge allegiance to him.“You know what happens if you don’t vote? You go to hell,” he added.04:49‘Election nightmare’: Trump accuses Chinese government of election interferenceOn Thursday, Vance gave the keynote speech, outlining his vision for the future of America, touting a “national birthright”, stressing the importance of the nuclear family and calling the Democrats a “party of hatred”, before Trump delivered an unusually short closing address.

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