“If I had to make that decision today, I’d be missing the opportunity to find out what they’re going to do for Utah.”

Romney is seeking Utah’s GOP nomination for Senate, but was forced into a primary race Saturday against state lawmaker Mike Kennedy. By 2020, the report estimates, the percentage of eligible voters who fall into the category of “white without a college degree,” will drop by 2 points, from 46 percent in 2016 to 44 percent. That means Kennedy, who captured 50.18 percent of the delegate vote, and Romney (49.12 percent) will face each other in a GOP primary election June 26. Romney went up against 11 other candidates at the convention, mostly political newcomers who questioned Romney's criticism of President Donald Trump and the depth of his ties to Utah. Romney, who ran against former President Barack Obama in the 2012 presidential election, failed to gather the 60 percent of votes from delegates at the Utah Republican Convention necessary to clinch an outright nomination to replace retiring seven-term Sen. Orrin Hatch.
Mitt Romney says that he won't commit to supporting Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election.