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Revision as of 18:19, September 5, 2021
Donald Trump has endorsed an increasing number of candidates in the 2021-2022 election cycle. Here's a growing list, and please add to it:
| Candidate | Office | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mike Carey | primary for Ohio's 15th Congressional District | won by a wide margin[1] | opponents included state legislators endorsed by outgoing congressman and others |
| Susan Wright | Texas 6th Congressional district | won the primary, but lost the runoff to another Republican who benefited from cross-over Dem votes | Wright would have won if the Dem candidate had not surprisingly failed to qualify for the runoff, such that a moderate Republican then won Dem votes. Also, Club for Growth mishandled the race, spending lavishly on negative ads that backfired, instead of funding a grassroots effort. |
| Herschel Walker | U.S. Senate seat of Georgia | Walker is the front-runner in 2021, for the primary election to be held in 2022. | |
Potential endorsements
The media have identified many of those who have traveled to meet with Trump in seeking his endorsement.[2]