As Vice Pres. Pence arrived to the New Hampshire State House, he was met with crowds chanting, 'Four more years!'
Vice President Mike Pence is in New Hampshire Thursday morning to file the paperwork to get President Donald Trump on the first-in-the-nation primary ballot.
The vice president smiled at the crowd and said that Trump told him to relay a message,"Tell them we’re going to win!," he yelled. It is common for a sitting U.S. president to send a surrogate to file on their behalf. New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner, who has been the secretary since 1976, told ABC News that Hillary Clinton filed for her husband, President Bill Clinton, for his second term, and Vice President Joe Biden filed on behalf of President Barack Obama in 2012.
Two of the president’s challengers are slated to file for the primary next week: Weld will file on Nov. 13 and Walsh on Nov. 14. Sanford has not said when he will file, but the deadline to do so is Nov. 15.
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