Former President Trump's top vice president contenders are reportedly being floated for a position in his Cabinet if he wins another term in the presidency.
Former President Trump is floating names to fill top positions in his Cabinet should he win a second term in November.
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Gov. Doug Burgum, R-N.D., two of Trump's former top candidates for vice president, are reportedly both being considered for secretary of state, Trump sources told Axios. Burgum was also noted as a potential contender for energy secretary.
According to the report, Sens. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., and Tom Cotton, R-Ark., are also in the running for secretary of state.
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Several other people close to Trump are reportedly being considered for positions in a potential Cabinet.
Top Trump adviser Susie Wiles is reportedly a top candidate for chief of staff. However, former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is also a contender for the role.
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Trump 2024 senior campaign adviser Chris LaCivita could see a counselor or senior adviser role.
Stephen Miller, who previously served in the White House and currently works as senior adviser to the former president, could reportedly be considered for a counselor or senior adviser position.
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, is reportedly a contender for treasury secretary, while Ric Grenell, former acting director of U.S. national intelligence, is being considered for national security adviser.
Trump has not yet confirmed any of the Cabinet appointments for a second administration if he wins the upcoming 2024 election.
