‘Voters Should Choose This’: Virginia Governor Doesn’t Foresee Making Endorsement in GOP Primary
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) revealed that he does not foresee making an endorsement for any candidate in the Republican presidential primary. While speaking at the Economic Club of Washington on Tuesday, Youngkin…

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) revealed that he does not foresee making an endorsement for any candidate in the Republican presidential primary.
While speaking at the Economic Club of Washington on Tuesday, Youngkin spoke with David Rubinstein, the President of the Economic Club about issues such as a 15-week abortion ban, aspirations to be president, and his attempt to move the Washington Commanders to Virginia.
“I don’t expect to endorse anyone,” Youngkin shared. “I think voters should choose this, and I’m sure it will be a well-participated primary.”
Youngkin, a businessman, defeated his opponent, former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) in November 2021 with 50.6% of the vote, while McAuliffe received 48.6% of the vote.



