Voters on Tuesday will send a "wake-up call" to President Joe Biden by returning GOP majorities to both chambers of Congress, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin said Sunday.
"I think there will be a larger majority in the House than people may have thought a few months ago," the Republican governor said on ABC's "This Week." "I hope that President Biden sees what Americans are going to say to him on Tuesday, which is 'we're not happy' and we need a different agenda."
The governor has been campaigning with several GOP hopefuls, including Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake, who believes that the 2020 election was stolen from former President Donald Trump, but he said Sunday he doesn't agree with that stance.
"I've said that President Biden is our president. He was elected our president," Youngkin said, but he does think Biden has "done a bad job."
Youngkin, though, refused to speculate about talk of a GOP-controlled House pushing to impeach Biden, saying he's focused on his job as a governor.
When asked what he thinks about Trump running again for the White House, Youngkin said that this is a Nov. 8 moment" and people thinking beyond that are "missing the priority of today's moment."
He also said he's not supporting anyone at this time in the 2024 race, and wouldn't say if he's planning to run himself for the White House at some point.
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