Most Republican governors have been hesitant to endorse in the presidential race.
Donald Trump’s relationship with Mike Dunleavy stretches back to 2018, when he endorsed his first race for governor. | Becky Bohrer/AP PhotoAlaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy is endorsing Donald Trump, giving the former president the support of a governor whose state is expected to hold its nominating contest on the all-important “Super Tuesday” primary date.
The former president has been aggressively courting the support of prospective endorsees; he recently spoke by phone with Dunleavy, whose state is expected to hold its primary on March 5, 2024, the same day that over a dozen states are expected to hold their nominating contests.
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