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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: JD Vance Casts Election Day Ballot [Watch (HLS stream): JD Vance Casts Election Day Ballot](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/1UTcrqzw.m3u8) (2:41)  _Published 2024-11-05. JD Vance casts his ballot on election day in Cincinnati, Ohio._ --- Nov 5, 2024 6:20 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Americans Cast Midterm Ballots at Record Rates](/video/BKwn3ZE9/) ### Americans Cast Midterm Ballots at Record Rates [Stars Hollow Casts Its Ballot](/video/1TphZbt2/) ### Stars Hollow Casts Its Ballot [Kacey Musgraves and JD Vance: Small Towns, Big Success](/video/gMJpuYLj/) ### Kacey Musgraves and JD Vance: Small Towns, Big Success --- ## Transcript Appreciate you coming out to see one of the great traditions, of course in American democracy. I of course, voted for Donald Trump and myself. So did my wife, and we also for all the locals out there, we voted for Bernie Marino for the United States Senate. And if you want the policies of Donald J Trump in the United States Senate, then Bernie Marino is the only candidate in this race who I think is the candidate of peace and prosperity for the United States Senate. So I hope people will get President Trump over the finish line. People here in Ohio, will get Bernie Marino over the finish line. Look, I feel good. You never know until you know, but I feel good about this race. I felt good about my own race a couple of years ago when I voted in this exact same spot. Hopefully, it goes as well for President Trump and me as it went for me a couple of years ago in the State of Ohio. Well, look, I think our message is, first of all, we do expect to win, but obviously, no matter who wins, half the country, as you said, is going to be at least partially disappointed. I think my attitude is the best way to heal the rift in the country is to try to govern the country as well as we can, create as much prosperity as we can for the American people and remind our fellow Americans that we are all fundamentally on the same team, however we voted. I certainly hope you vote for Donald J Trump today. I think that his policies are going to promote peace and prosperity for our citizens. But if you vote the wrong way, in my view, I'm still going to love you. I'm still going to treat you as a fellow citizen. And if I am lucky enough to be your vice president, I'm going to fight hard for your dreams and for your family over the next four years. Actually, he called me about three in the morning, apparently from the plane headed from Michigan to Palm Beach last night. I was in bed at the time. I haven't been able to talk to him this morning. I was going to call him as soon as I woke up, but when I realized that he got back home around 530 last night, I decided, hopefully he's asleep, and so I'm not going to call him. I'll certainly talk to him probably on the way to the airport or when we land. You know, my most important message is we ought to argue disagree about, persuade each other about politics. That's part of the natural process, but we can't discard friends and we can't discard family members. I think that if we all just recognize this basic principle that we ought to love people, we ought to be friends with people, we ought to be family members with people, regardless of their politics, that would do a lot to heal the division. I know myself. I've had a lot of friends Not a lot. I've had a few friends who have cast their friendship aside because I decided that I wanted Donald J Trump to be the winner in the last election in this election. I think that's a tragedy, and I'm not going to follow that example. I'd say to everybody, whether you're voting for Donald Trump or voting for Comal Harris. Remember. Friends and family, that stuff is what really really matters. We ought to be kind to one another. We ght to treat each other with respect. And fundamentally what we're trying to do. President Trump and I is just build the kind of country where our fellow Americans can achieve their dreams. 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