Charlie Baker on Donald Trump: 'I don't plan to vote for him'

BOSTON, MA - The morning after Donald Trump's decisive victory in the Massachusetts GOP presidential primary, Gov. Charlie Baker made clear he would not offer his public support or personal vote, should Trump become nominee.

"I said that I wasn't going to vote for Donald Trump yesterday and I didn't, and I don't plan to vote for him in November," the popular Republican governor told reporters Wednesday.

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The questions came the morning after Trump's sweep of Republicans and many independents in Massachusetts' Super Tuesday primary. It was one of seven wins for the New York billionaire, solidifying his place as party front-runner and greatly increasing his chances of becoming Republicans' 2016 nominee.

Be that as it may, Baker roundly dismissed reporters' depiction of Trump as presumptive nominee.

"I'm not willing to concede, with 35 states still to go, that he is going to be the Republican nominee," he said.

The Boston Globe has the full story, as well as audio from Baker's conversation with reporters.

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