Here are the Trump-backed candidates who won Tuesday's ...
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Link CopiedWith a roster of more than 130 endorsements in midterm races to date, Donald Trump has put his political capital on the line in dozens of states and scores of primaries.Last year, in special Senate and House elections, the former president’s record was mixed: Kelly Loeffler of Georgia and Susan Wright of Texas lost their bids, while Mike Carey of Ohio and Julia Letlow of Louisiana won.This year, his record is considerably better. Of course, the bar for success wasn’t that high: Trump backed numerous incumbents who faced token primary opposition or were unopposed.Notably, Trump did not endorse in the Ohio governor’s race, where Republican Gov. Mike DeWine — one of the first prominent Republicans to acknowledge President Joe Biden’s victory — fended off a stiff primary challenge. Trump also didn’t back Rep. David Joyce, the incumbent in Ohio’s 14th District, who issued a statement last year denying that the 2020 election was stolen.Here is a look at the 22 Trump-endorsed candidates who won Tuesday.Won with 65 percent of the vote. Chabot voted to overturn 2020 election results.Won with 78 percent of the vote.Unopposed.
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