Here's the latest on where the presidential candidates and their vice presidential picks will be on the campaign.

Republican state Sen. Joe Pennachio, the Jersey co-chair of Trump’s 2020 campaign, argued Trump got 700,000 more votes that year than Ciattarelli got a year later in his last gubernatorial run. “All he’s got to do is convince some of those voters that Trump’s populist policies are working,” Pennachio said.