Fox: Vice President Vance seeks new alliance with voters turning away from Trump ahead of 2028

According to Fox News, based on sources familiar with the matter, Trump and Vance's stances became a matter of curiosity after the Republicans lost the majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate in the midterm elections.

Sources pointed out that Vance openly expressed his disagreements with Trump, especially regarding Iran and Israel, in his statement after the elections, and that a meeting was held at the White House on the morning of the election about the Trump administration giving a common message.

A source from the Trump administration, who wished to remain anonymous, stated in a statement to Fox that Vance put forward the goals of "ending the Iran war, focusing on the cost of living and inflation, prioritizing the United States, and changing relations with Israel" in order to reunite Republican voters after the election.

new right

The official stated that these four items put forward by Vance were a call for an alliance for the "new right" for the 2028 presidential elections.

The "new right" is broadly defined as a coalition of Republicans aligned with the president's original "America First" movement, whose key elements include staying out of foreign conflicts, making America a place for Americans to raise families, and closing the borders, according to Fox.

Officials noted that Vance's step was not perceived as a separation from Trump, but rather a message to voters who felt betrayed by Trump.

US midterm elections

The American people went to the polls on November 3 for all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 of the 100 seats in the Senate, as well as governorships and other local positions in their states.

According to the first unofficial results, Democrats took the majority from Republicans in both the Senate and the House of Representatives.

In the US electoral system, all members of the 435-seat House of Representatives go to the polls every two years, once in the general election in which the US president is elected and the other in the midterm elections.

In the 100-member Senate wing of Congress, one-third of the senators are elected for a 6-year term and are renewed every two years.