Republican former Gov. Larry Hogan said on Thursday he has “no interest” in former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of his Maryland Senate campaign.

“I didn’t seek it, I didn’t want to have it, and I have no interest in it,” Hogan said in an interview with WTOP radio. “It’s not something we’re gonna be promoting, that’s for sure, in a state that Donald Trump lost by 33 points.”

“It doesn’t really carry a lot of voters over to our cause, so I don’t think we’re going to have any interest in accepting it,” he added.

The former president said in an interview with Fox News last week that he “would like to see [Hogan] win.”

Hogan, a moderate Republican who left the governor’s office last year with a whopping 77% approval rating, is trying to flip a Senate seat in the heavily Democratic Maryland — in a race that could determine control of the chamber.

A Hogan campaign spokesperson rejected Trump’s endorsement in a statement to the Washington Examiner last week.

“Gov. Hogan has been clear he is not supporting President Trump, just as he didn’t in 2016 and 2020,” the spokesperson said.

Meanwhile, Hogan’s Democratic opponents have used the former president’s endorsement to argue that a Hogan victory could hand the GOP a Senate majority in November.

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“[The GOP] is, in this moment, led by Donald Trump, and we are gravely concerned because we know that Larry Hogan will be voting to empower these [Senate] committee chairs that will turn America backwards,” Hogan’s opponent in the Senate race, Democrat Angela Alsobrooks, told the Washington Examiner last week.

Hogan, a longtime critic of the former president, most recently angered Trump’s campaign when he wrote in a post on X last month that Americans should “respect the verdict” in Trump’s New York hush money trial.