Mike Pence will not back Trump in 2024 presidential race.

• On Friday, Mike Pence declared that he would not support Donald Trump's candidacy for president in the upcoming 2024 election.
• Pence stated on Fox News that Trump's agenda is in conflict with the conservative agenda that they followed during their four years in office.
• This week, Trump secured enough Republican delegates to clinch the party's nomination, which came as a startling announcement.

During an interview with Fox News, Pence announced that he would not be endorsing Trump in the upcoming election. Pence served as Trump's vice president for their one-term presidency from January 2017 to January 2021.

Pence stated that Trump's agenda is different from the conservative agenda that they followed during their four years in office.

This week, Trump secured enough Republican delegates to clinch the party's nomination, which came as a startling announcement.

In October 2023, Pence abandoned his presidential bid against Trump and other Republican contenders, as his campaign struggled to gain momentum among GOP primary voters.

Pence declared on Friday that he would never vote for Democratic President-elect Joe Biden, who won his party's nomination in March 12 primary contests.

Pence stated that he would keep his vote confidential.

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