Mike Pence makes the cut for GOP debate.

Former Vice​ President Mike Pence Qualifies for 2024 GOP Presidential Nomination⁣ Debate

Exciting news! Former Vice President Mike ‌Pence has officially met the requirements to participate in the first primary ​debate for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination. His campaign recently announced that they have surpassed 40,000 individual donors, a crucial milestone set by the Republican National Committee. This achievement,​ along with polling at least 1% nationally, solidifies Pence’s position as the eighth candidate to qualify for‍ the debate, making him a‌ strong contender.

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If former President Donald Trump agrees to attend ⁤the debate, it could potentially lead to a face-off between Pence and ⁤his former boss. This would be‍ their first encounter since their falling out. The stage in Milwaukee will also feature ‍seven other GOP ‌candidates who have​ met the necessary conditions to participate. These candidates include Trump, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley, ‍Sen.​ Tim Scott (R-SC), former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, ⁢and Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND).

While there is another candidate, Perry Johnson, who claims to have reached ‌the 40,000⁢ donor threshold, ​he has not yet polled at least 1% on any ⁤national polls. However, there is still a chance for former Republican Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson to ‍join the eight candidates on stage. ‍Although he ‍has met⁣ the polling qualification, he currently has support from 20,000 donors, with half of that coming in the past two weeks.​ Hutchinson remains optimistic and believes he can make up the difference before the debate on Aug 23.

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