Trump Endorsed Candidates Have Won 96% of 2026 Races BALLOTPEDIA

Read it and weep, leftdrones:



Endorsements by Donald Trump​









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Trump withholds endorsements in MOST battlefield areas until he sees who is emerging as the likely winner since he fears pushing the wrong horse who then loses.

The data in the OP is almost exclusively in deep RED districts where the winner will be clear and Trump puts his endorcement on them.

What HAS CHANGED is outside those SAFE DISTRICTS Trump's endorsements are now proving very weak, when in his first term they were quite strong.


Donald Trump’s endorsements appear to have a diminished impact outside of deep-red, safe Republican districts
due to a spike in high-profile primary losses and general election liabilities in competitive areas. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Data and political trends from the 2026 midterm primaries reveal a growing pushback against Trump-backed candidates. [1, 2]

Factors Limiting Endorsement Impact
  • Primary Defeats: In the August 2026 primaries alone, GOP voters rejected high-profile Trump choices. This includes Florida Representative Cory Mills, Wyoming gubernatorial candidate Megan Degenfelder, and Minnesota's Mike Lindell. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • The "Safe Seat" Buffer: Historical political science data published by ScienceDirect shows Trump's high "win rate" is heavily inflated by backing uncontested candidates or running in heavily partisan Cook PVI (+13 or higher) districts. [1, 2]
  • Swing District Liabilities: Moderates and independent voters in competitive general election swing districts increasingly view MAGA-aligned candidates as a liability due to polarization, leaving local leaders like former Representative Don Bacon to warn that party loyalty is overriding the focus on winning legislative majorities. [1, 2]

Summary of 2026 Primary Failures

CandidateOffice / StatePrimary ResultKey Factor
Cory MillsU.S. House (FL-07)Lost to Ryan ElijahUnder ethical investigations
Megan DegenfelderGovernor (WY)Lost to Eric BarlowDefeated by 15 points
Mike LindellGovernor (MN)Lost to Lisa DemuthDefeated by 11 points
Burt JonesGovernor (GA)Lost to Rick JacksonLost in a runoff
Randy FeenstraGovernor (IA)Lost to challengerLate-stage endorsement failed

Trump-Endorsed Candidates Are Having a Rough Go of It Lately


O’Reilly: Trump endorsement ‘doesn’t have the cachet that it did’ because of Iran

 
This thread is a Magat cope thread as Trump's endorsements UNDENYABLE are becoming weaker and weaker outside the deepest red districts because Magats' are getting the 'feels' seeing that.

And sorry to say it magats but...

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This thread is a Magat cope thread as Trump's endorsements UNDENYABLE are becoming weaker and weaker outside the deepest red districts because Magats' are getting the 'feels' seeing that.

And sorry to say it magats but...

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And the FACT is, that trump endorsed candidates won 96% of their races this year.

Choke on it.
 
Trump withholds endorsements in MOST battlefield areas until he sees who is emerging as the likely winner since he fears pushing the wrong horse who then loses.

The data in the OP is almost exclusively in deep RED districts where the winner will be clear and Trump puts his endorcement on them.

What HAS CHANGED is outside those SAFE DISTRICTS Trump's endorsements are now proving very weak, when in his first term they were quite strong.




Trump-Endorsed Candidates Are Having a Rough Go of It Lately


O’Reilly: Trump endorsement ‘doesn’t have the cachet that it did’ because of Iran

So Ballotpedia is lying?

Trump endorsed candidates have won 96% of their primaries....
 
This now is the kind of "victory" Trumpers are reduced to celebrating.
Winning 96% of the GOP primaries is an obvious victory for Trump endorsed candidates.

Meanwhile , Dems are getting their asses handed to them by fucking communists....
 
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Votes cast > "polls".
Hey, Grok,

This issue is a win for our side no matter what. If a Trump endorsed candidate loses in a primary, we are happy because he/she loses. If a Trump endorsed candidate wins in a primary, we are happy because Trump's favorability ratings make that candidate positioned to lose in the general.

But cheer on. It is fun to watch.
 
You should make more accurate threads. In special elections, Trump supporters are being whipped badly. https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...-are-winning-special-elections-trump-country/
Desperate strawman attempt duly noted.

In overall primaries Trump-endorsed candidates have won 96%, and Republicans are more than holding their own against dems in special elections.


Can't follow the point of the thread?

It's the fact that TRUMP-BACKED CANDIDATES HAVE WON 96% OF THEIR RACES KIN 2026.


Try to keep up.
 
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That's for primaries. Nearly every time they run against a Democrat they lose.
Weird then how we control the House, Senate, the oval, the supreme court, the majority of Governorships and state assembly's, and in the 2024 presidential election ever single state moved to THE RIGHT,....they all got redder and less blue .

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Weird then how we control the House, Senate, the oval, the supreme court, the majority of Governorships and state assembly's, and in the 2024 presidential election ever single state moved to THE RIGHT,....they all got redder and less blue .

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It's always weird when you close your mind to the changes springing up around you.
 
It's always weird when you close your mind to the changes springing up around you.
Oh,.....is that why EVERY state shifted to the RIGHT in the last election? That could also be why the DNC is basically bankrupt. They literally had to beg they're creditors to hold off on billing them for at least a few months and had to put they're own headquarters up as collateral to get a loan to even stay afloat. LMAO!
The Republican National Committee (RNC) holds an enormous financial advantage over the Democratic National Committee (DNC). The RNC reported approximately $130 million in cash on hand, while the DNC held about $16 million in cash and roughly $18 million in debt. "
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National Committee Comparison
    • RNC Cash on Hand: ~$130 million
    • DNC Cash on Hand: ~$16 million (with ~$18 million in debt)
    • Fundraising Pace: The RNC raised roughly $19 million in a recent filing month, compared to about $9 million raised by the DNC
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