One of former President Donald Trump‘s vice presidential candidates is reportedly willing to go to considerable lengths to be selected.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) said he would change his Florida residency in order to be former Trump’s vice president, according to the New York Times.
The decision would be in response to a constitutional conflict in which a president and vice president on the same ticket cannot share the same state of residency, or they may lose that state’s electoral votes. In Florida’s case, it’d be a critical 30.
Trump, who is also a resident of Florida, reportedly said he would not change his residency because Floridians would not want to see him leave. Earlier this month, Rubio’s office said the senator had not spoken about the topic with anyone from
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