Hogan wants to see whether GOP voters push for an alternative to Trump and what special counsel Robert Mueller's probe reveals, he told The Washington Post.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan could take his time deciding whether to challenge President Donald Trump in a primary next year.
The former FBI director is wrapping up his probe into Moscow's efforts to influence the 2016 election and whether the Trump campaign coordinated with the Kremlin. Mueller is also looking into whether Trump obstructed justice. Already, former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld has declared his candidacy. Both Hogan and former Ohio Gov. John Kasich have set themselves up as potential challengers.
Hogan, 62, won a second term leading the blue state in November by about a 12-percentage point margin. He carried Maryland even as Democratic Sen. Ben Cardin won re-election by more than 30 percentage points.
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