Every Single Trump-Endorsed Candidate Won in Tuesday’s Primaries

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On Tuesday, 45th President Donald Trump had a perfect endorsement score in Colorado, Illinois, Oklahoma, and Utah, taking home sweeping wins in all states. Every single one of the candidates he endorsed in Tuesday’s primaries prevailed. This puts Trump’s endorsement score overall at 144-10.

The wins included that of pro-Trump U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert who inched out a more moderate primary challenger.

Breitbart News reports:

All four candidates who earned Trump’s nod in Illinois took home their nominations, with State Sen. Darren Bailey (R) securing the GOP nomination for Governor in the Prarie State. Rep. Mike Bost (R-IL) took home his renomination in the Twelfth Congressional District, while Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL) beat out fellow Congressman Rodney Davis (R-IL) in the race for the 15th Congressional District. In the contest for the 16th Congressional District, Rep. Darin LaHood (R-IL), who currently represents the 18th Congressional District, enjoyed an emphatic victory over his opponents.

It was a similar story for Trump-endorsed candidates in Oklahoma, as Gov. Kevin Stitt (R-OK) won the nomination for Governor with nearly 70 percent of the vote with 86 percent reporting, according to AP. Stitt is set for a general election contest with Democrat nominee Joy Hofmeister. In the race for the First Congressional District, Rep. Kevin Hern  (R-OK) prevailed in his renomination bid, as did Congressmen Frank Lucas (R-OK) in the Third Congressional District and Tom Cole (R-OK) in the Fourth Congressional District.

The winning carried over into Utah, where Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) will square off against Never Trumper Evan McMullin, an independent candidate, in the general election after winning his renomination bid. Rep. Chris Stewart (R-UT) won the race for the Republican nomination in the Second Congressional District, and Rep. Burgess Owens proved victorious in the Fourth Congressional District.

Last week, Trump Republicans were perfect in both Virginia and Alabama but ran into trouble in Georgia as two candidates were unsuccessful in their run-off races. The previous week, candidates with the 45th President’s backing went 12-1 in South Carolina, Nevada, and North Dakota, which followed another perfect election night where all 17 Trump republicans earned nominations in California, Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey, and South Dakota on June 7. Trump was perfect in his picks yet again in the May 24 primaries in Alabama and Arkansas as well as the Texas runoffs. Al 22-Trump-backed candidates secured nominations in Ohio and Indiana on May 2, including J.D. Vance, who rode a late endorsement to victory.

 



  1. Everybody just needs to know that Only one man has been chosen to lead the country and he is currently the actual winner of the last election before the steal took place. He is the one with the authority and protection to defeat this enemy we face. That is President Donald Trump. Anyone else will get cremated in either the election or in the actual fight. DeSantis may somewhere down the road or up the road, get the call but that is not now nor will that change. You NEVER, NEVER, EVER mess with the anointed and survive.

  2. Exelent work from all and sundry! It’s great to know how well supported Pres. Trump is and will continue to be!

  3. Yeah. I whole-heartedly support Pres. Trump and endorse most of his actions to save the Republic, however in Georgia he went astray. (1) Gov. Brian Kemp was shackled by the GA Constitutional rules and could not legally or righteously interfere in the certification of the election. Pres. Trump did not recognize this and in a fit of self-righteous pique went after Gov. Kemp. (2) Gov. Kemp saved Georgia’s economy by limiting the Grand Lockdown (to the great chagrin of The Donald) and thereby perhaps earned his lasting enmity. The citizens of GA were wiser and chose in some instances not to side with Trump’s chosen candidates. Mr. Trump is by no means infallible and has chosen some real craven losers to stab him in the back: Jeff Sessions is perhaps one apt example.

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