Sen. Todd Young (R‑IN) is holding firm on his commitment to not support former President Donald Trump in the November election as he locks up the Republican nomination.
Young split from the former president after he refused to accept the results of the 2020 election, though he voted against impeachment. He pledged not to vote for Trump again in 2023 over his conciliatory tone toward Russian President Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine and has remained undeterred by the wave of endorsements from his GOP colleagues.
“I won’t be voting for Biden. I also won’t be voting for Trump,” Young said in an interview on Monday. “So, does that mean I leave it blank? Does that mean I identify another conservative who’s almost certain not to be the next president of the United States and write them in? I haven’t decided that, and I think that’s a largely unimport …