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Governor Says No to V-P Speculation
Gov. Tom Wolf says the answer is "no" to speculation that he would join a Democratic presidential nominee's ticket as the pick for vice president.
The 71-year-old Wolf also says he seriously doubts that anybody would ask.
Wolf's name has surfaced because of his 17-percentage point re-election victory last year in a battleground state that is of the utmost importance to Democrats in next year's presidential election.
In 2016's election, Donald Trump became the first Republican presidential nominee to win Pennsylvania since 1988.