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Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, in a close race for a US Senate seat against Democrat Angela Alsobrooks, was endorsed by former president Donald Trump in June. He won’t be returning the favor.
“I’m not going to,” Hogan told CBS’ Face the Nation Sunday when asked if there was a chance he would support Trump in this year’s presidential election. “I didn’t vote for him in 2016 or 2020 and I’ve made that pretty clear.”
Describing himself as “one of the leading voices of opposition” in the Republican Party, Hogan insisted he has a “completely separate identity” from Trump and noted he polls ahead of the GOP presidential nominee in Maryland by double digits. When Trump endorsed Hogan in June, the Senate hopeful said he wanted no part of it.
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