The Trump-endorsed candidates who have won their primaries

Trump's influence appears to hold as 22 endorsed candidates win in Ohio, Indiana primaries

WASHINGTON (TND) — Former President Donald Trump may not have been on any ballots Tuesday but he still had a notable say in numerous elections. According to Politico, Trump had a “clean sweep” of sorts in the Indiana and Ohio primaries with all 22 of his endorsed candidates winning. It’s got some reconsidering just how much influence Trump still has. Now the GOP nominee for an Ohio Senate seat, J. D.

Trump's endorsement power was evident in Ohio and Indiana — though there are limits

Republican candidates backed by the former president had a good night in Ohio and Indiana primaries Tuesday night. Atop the list is Ohio GOP Senate nominee J.D. Vance.

The Trump-endorsed candidates who have won their primaries

The effect of former President Trump’s endorsements was on full display Tuesday as each of the 22 candidates he backed won their primaries in Ohio and Indiana. Some of the most notable included Tru…

Trump’s endorsement power was evident in Ohio and Indiana — though there are limits

Republican candidates backed by former President Donald Trump had a good night in Ohio and Indiana primaries Tuesday night.Many of these candidates are younger and likely to make it to Congress — and if more of them win elsewhere this year, this cycle could represent something of a bridge to Trumpism, even post-Trump. They are examples of the potentially lasting effects of how Trump has changed GOP politics — although there are limits to his inf…

Trump-endorsed candidates in Nevada hold strong leads ahead of June primary: Poll

Former President Donald Trump's influence in Republican primaries could be cemented in Nevada as two of his favored candidates hold substantial leads in the polls.

Trump Gets Clean Sweep on Primary Night as All 22 Backed Candidates Win in Ohio & Indiana

President Donald Trump scored a clean sweep last night after all 22 of the Republican candidates he backed in Ohio and Indiana won their primary races.