Annapolis, MD – Rep. John Delaney on Friday called for Republican Gov. Larry Hogan to declare whether he will support Donald Trump’s presidential campaign if the billionaire wins the GOP nomination — the first elected official to challenge Hogan on the issue.
Trump’s unorthodox candidacy has split Republicans nationally, and a growing number of leaders within the party — including Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker and former New Jersey Gov. Christie Todd Whitman — have said they will not support him in November if he wins the nomination.
Delaney, a centrist Democrat who many believe is eyeing a run for governor himself in 2018, said in an interview with The Baltimore Sun that he believes it is time for Hogan to take a position
