Former President Donald Trump is reportedly planning to endorse Senate candidate J.D. Vance in the crowded and contentious Ohio primary race, NBC News reports.
According to three individuals familiar with the matter, Trump has, in recent days, begun calling "donors and advisers" to get their opinion on a Vance endorsement, but "intense pressure" from other GOP campaigns has kept him at bay, NBC News writes.
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