List of endorsements by Donald Trump

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President Donald Trump sits next to Senator Mitt Romney, whose 2012 presidential campaign he endorsed. Trump would later decry Romney as a loser.

This is a list of endorsements made by Donald Trump.

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This article is part of
a series about

Donald Trump

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* Jeffrey Clark letter

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Policies

* Economy
* First term
* tax cuts
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* farmer bailouts
* Second term
* tariffs
* China
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* Liberation Day
* Environment
* Paris Agreement withdrawal
* America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018
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* First term overview
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* America First
* Saudi Arabia arms deal
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* Nuclear deal withdrawal
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* Jerusalem recognition
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* Palestine peace plan
* Abraham Accords
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* Syria strikes
* 2017
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* Killings
* al-Baghdadi
* Soleimani
* Afghanistan withdrawal
* Taliban deal
* Proposed Venezuela invasion
* American expansionism
* Immigration
* first term overview
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* travel ban
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* family separation policy
* migrant detentions
* troop deployments
* national emergency
* Infrastructure
* Social issues
* First Step Act
* cannabis
* Space
* COVID-19 pandemic
* Taskforce
* Communication
* Government response
* stimulus bills
* CARES Act
* Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021
* Operation Warp Speed
* Interference with science agencies
* Targeting of political opponents and civil society

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* GOP reactions to election fraud claims
* Raffensperger phone call
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* Agenda 47
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* assassination attempts
* PA
* perpetrator
* photographs
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* suspect

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* Efforts
* resolutions
* First impeachment
* Ukraine scandal
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* Capitol attack
* Senate trial
* Proposed expungements

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Legal proceedings

* 2020 election federal indictment
* Classified documents federal indictment
* Special counsel investigation
* FBI investigation
* FBI search of Mar-a-Lago
* Trump v. United States
* New York felony conviction for falsifying business records
* Stormy Daniels scandal
* New York investigations
* Georgia election indictment
* Georgia election investigation
* mug shot

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## Domestic

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(Italics indicates incumbent)

### Before Presidency

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#### 2001

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Position  | Candidate | Results

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Mayor of New York City | Fernando Ferrer[1] |  Lost primary

#### 2008

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Position  | Candidate | Results

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President | Hillary Clinton[2] |  Lost primary
President | John McCain[3] |  Lost election

#### 2012

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Position  | Candidate | Results

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President | Mitt Romney[4] |  Lost election

#### 2016 Senate Elections

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State  | Candidate  | Results

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Arizona | John McCain[5] |  Elected
Florida | Marco Rubio[6] |  Elected
Louisiana (runoff)  | John Kennedy[7] |  Elected
New Hampshire | Kelly Ayotte[5] |  Lost election

#### 2016 House Elections

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District  | Candidate  | Results

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WI-01 | Paul Ryan[5] |  Elected

### First Term As President

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#### 2017 gubernatorial elections

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State  | Candidate  | Primary Endorsement  | Election Result

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Virginia | Ed Gillespie[8] |  |  Lost election

#### 2017 Senate special election

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State | Candidate | Primary Endorsement?  | Election Result

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Alabama | Luther Strange[9] |  |  Lost primary
Roy Moore[10] |  |  Lost election

#### 2018 gubernatorial elections

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State | Candidate | Primary Endorsement?  | Election Result

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Alaska | Mike Dunleavy[11] |  |  Elected
Arizona | Doug Ducey[12] |  |  Elected
Arkansas | Asa Hutchinson[13] |  |  Elected
California | John H. Cox[14] |  |  Lost election
Connecticut | Bob Stefanowski[15] |  |  Lost election
Florida | Ron DeSantis[16] |  |  Elected
Georgia | Brian Kemp[17] |  |  Elected
Kansas | Kris Kobach[18][19] |  |  Lost election
Michigan | Bill Schuette[20][21] |  |  Lost election
South Dakota | Kristi Noem[22] |  |  Elected
Texas | Greg Abbott[23] |  |  Elected
Wisconsin | Scott Walker[24] |  |  Lost election
Wyoming | Foster Friess[25] |  |  Lost primary

#### 2018 Senate elections

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State | Candidate | Election Result

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Utah | Mitt Romney[26] |  Elected
Florida | Rick Scott[27] |  Elected
Texas | Ted Cruz[23][28] |  Elected
Ohio | Jim Renacci[29] |  Lost election
Tennessee | Marsha Blackburn[30] |  Elected
Mississippi | Cindy Hyde-Smith[31][32] |  Elected
Missouri | Josh Hawley[33][34] |  Elected
Nebraska | Deb Fischer[35] |  Elected
Montana | Matt Rosendale[36] |  Lost election
Nevada | Dean Heller[37] |  Lost election

#### 2019 Speaker of the House of Representatives election

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Election  | Candidate  | Result

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2019 Speaker election | Nancy Pelosi[38] (Democrat)  |  Elected

#### 2019 gubernatorial elections

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State | Candidate | Primary Date | Primary Result  | Election Date  | Election Result

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Kentucky | Matt Bevin[39] | May 21, 2019  |  Nominated | November 5, 2019  |  Lost election
Louisiana | Eddie Rispone (co-endorsement with Abraham)[40][41] | October 12, 2019  |  Advanced to runoff | November 16, 2019  |  Lost runoff
Ralph Abraham (co-endorsement with Rispone)[40][41] |  Lost primary

#### 2020 Senate elections

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State | Candidate | Primary Date | Primary Result  | Election Date  | Election Result

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Alabama | Tommy Tuberville[42][43] | March 3 and July 14, 2020  |  Nominated | November 3, 2020  |  Elected
Arizona | Martha McSally | August 4, 2020  |  Nominated | November 3, 2020  |  Lost election
Kentucky | Mitch McConnell[44] | June 23, 2020  |  Nominated | November 3, 2020  |  Elected
New Hampshire | Bryant Messner  | September 8, 2020  |  Nominated | November 3, 2020  |  Lost election
Tennessee | Bill Hagerty | August 6, 2020  |  Nominated | November 3, 2020  |  Elected

##### 2020 Senate runoff elections

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State | Candidate | Election Date | Election Result

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Georgia | Kelly Loeffler[45] | January 5, 2021  |  Lost runoff
Georgia | David Perdue[45] | January 5, 2021  |  Lost runoff

### Between presidential terms

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#### 2021 gubernatorial elections

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State | Candidate | Election Date | Seat Status  | Result

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Virginia | Glenn Youngkin | November 2, 2021  | Open seat  |  Elected

#### 2022 gubernatorial elections

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Endorsements Map & Primary Results

GOP incumbent (won)

Open seat (won)

Democrat challenger (won)

Open seat (defeated)

GOP challenger (defeated)

GOP incumbent, no endorsement

Democrat incumbent, no endorsement

TBD (primary pending)

State | Candidate | Primary Date | Seat Status  | Primary Endorsement?  | Primary Result

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Texas | Greg Abbott[46] | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  |  Elected
Ohio | Mike DeWine[47] | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  |  Elected
Nebraska | Charles Herbster[48] | May 10, 2022  | Open seat  |  |  Lost primary
Idaho | Janice McGeachin[49] | May 17, 2022  | Challenger  |  |  Lost primary
Pennsylvania | Doug Mastriano[50] | May 17, 2022  | Open seat  |  |  Lost election
Georgia | David Perdue[51] | May 24, 2022  | Challenger  |  |  Lost primary
Brian Kemp[52] | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  |  Elected
Arkansas | Sarah Huckabee Sanders[53] | May 24, 2022  | Open seat  |  |  Elected
Iowa | Kim Reynolds[54] | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  |  Elected
South Dakota | Kristi Noem[55] | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  |  Elected
South Carolina | Henry McMaster[56] | June 14, 2022  | Incumbent  |  |  Elected
Nevada | Joe Lombardo[57] | June 14, 2022  | Challenger  |  |  Elected
Oklahoma | Kevin Stitt[58] | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  |  Elected
Illinois | Darren Bailey[59] | June 28, 2022  | Challenger  |  |  Lost election
Maryland | Dan Cox[60][61] | July 19, 2022  | Open seat  |  |  Lost election
Arizona | Kari Lake[62] | August 2, 2022  | Open seat  |  |  Lost election
Michigan | Tudor Dixon[63] | August 2, 2022  | Challenger  |  |  Lost election
Kansas | Derek Schmidt[64][65] | August 2, 2022  | Challenger  |  |  Lost election
Tennessee | Bill Lee[66] | August 4, 2022  | Incumbent  |  |  Elected
Wisconsin | Tim Michels[67] | August 9, 2022  | Challenger  |  |  Lost election
Alaska | Mike Dunleavy[68] | August 16, 2022  | Incumbent  |  |  Elected
Massachusetts | Geoff Diehl[69] | September 6, 2022  | Open seat  |  |  Lost election

#### 2022 Senate elections

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All of Trump's endorsements in the 2022 Senate elections won their primaries, though he did change his endorsements in Alabama and Pennsylvania after Sean Parnell withdrew from the race and when he revoked his endorsement of Mo Brooks when the race advanced to a runoff.

Endorsements Map & Primary Results

Dem seat, no endorsement

Dem seat, challenger endorsement

Open seat, endorsement

GOP seat, endorsement

GOP seat, no endorsement

GOP seat, challenger endorsement

State | Candidate | Primary Date | Seat Status  | Primary Result

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Ohio | J. D. Vance[70] | May 3, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
Pennsylvania | ~~Sean Parnell~~ (withdrew)[71] | May 17, 2022  | Open seat  |  Withdrew
Pennsylvania | Mehmet Oz[72] | May 17, 2022  |  Lost election
Kentucky | Rand Paul[73] | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Idaho | Mike Crapo[74] | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
North Carolina | Ted Budd[75] | May 17, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
Arkansas | John Boozman[76] | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Georgia | Herschel Walker[77] | May 24, 2022  | Challenger  |  Lost election
Alabama | ~~Mo Brooks [78]~~ (rescinded) | May 24 and June 21, 2022  | Open seat  |  Lost runoff
Alabama | Katie Britt[79] | May 24 and June 21, 2022  |  Elected
Iowa | Chuck Grassley[80] | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Nevada | Adam Laxalt[81] | June 14, 2022  | Challenger  |  Lost election
North Dakota | John Hoeven[82] | June 14, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
South Carolina | Tim Scott[83] | June 14, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Oklahoma | James Lankford[84] | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Oklahoma | Markwayne Mullin[85] | June 28, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
Utah | Mike Lee[86] | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Arizona | Blake Masters[87] | August 2, 2022  | Challenger  |  Lost election
Missouri | Eric Schmitt (co-endorsement with Greitens)[88] | August 2, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
Eric Greitens (co-endorsement with Schmitt)[88] |  Lost Primary
Kansas | Jerry Moran[89] | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Vermont  | Gerald Malloy[90] | August 9, 2022  | Open seat  |  Lost election
Wisconsin | Ron Johnson[91] | August 9, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Connecticut | Leora Levy[92] | August 9, 2022  | Challenger  |  Lost election
Alaska | Kelly Tshibaka[93] | August 16, 2022  | Challenger  |  Lost election
Florida | Marco Rubio[94] | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
New Hampshire | Don Bolduc[95] | September `3, 2022  | Challenger  |  Lost election
Louisiana | John Kennedy[96] | November 8, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected

#### 2022 House elections

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Endorsements Map & Primary Results

GOP incumbent (won)

GOP incumbent (defeated)

GOP challenger (won)

GOP challenger (defeated)

Open seat (won)

Open seat (defeated)

Democrat challenger (won)

Endorsed Democrat (defeated)

Endorsed Democrat (won)

District  | Candidate | Primary Date | Seat Status  | Primary Result

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TX-04 | Pat Fallon | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-05 | Lance Gooden | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-06 | Jake Ellzey | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-10 | Michael McCaul | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-11 | August Pfluger | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-12 | Kay Granger | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-13 | Ronny Jackson | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-14 | Randy Weber | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-15 | Monica De La Cruz Hernandez | March 1, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
TX-19 | Jodey Arrington | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-22 | Troy Nehls | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-24 | Beth Van Duyne | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-25 | Roger Williams | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-27 | Michael Cloud | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-31 | John Carter | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-34 | Mayra Flores | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Lost election
TX-36 | Brian Babin | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-38 | Wesley Hunt | March 1, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
IN-02 | Jackie Walorski | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Died
IN-03 | Jim Banks | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IN-04 | Jim Baird | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IN-05 | Victoria Spartz | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IN-06  | Greg Pence | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IN-08 | Lary Bucshon | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-01 | Steve Chabot | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Lost election
OH-02 | Brad Wenstrup | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-04 | Jim Jordan | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-05 | Bob Latta | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-06 | Bill Johnson | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-07 | Max Miller | May 3, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
OH-08 | Warren Davidson | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-09 | J.R. Majewski | May 3, 2022  | Challenger (G)  |  Lost election
OH-10 | Mike Turner | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-12 | Troy Balderson | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-13 | Madison Gesiotto Gilbert | May 3, 2022  | Open seat  |  Lost election
OH-15 | Mike Carey | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NE-03 | Adrian Smith | May 10, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WV-01 | Carol Miller | May 10, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WV-02 | Alex Mooney | May 10, 2022  | Challenger/Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-08 | Jim Bognet | May 17, 2022  | Challenger (G)  |  Lost election
PA-10 | Mike Kelly | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-11 | Lloyd Smucker | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-14 | Guy Reschenthaler | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OR-02 | Cliff Bentz | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-03 | Greg Murphy | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-05 | Virginia Foxx | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-07 | David Rouzer | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-08 | Dan Bishop | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-09 | Richard Hudson | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-10 | Patrick McHenry | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-11 | Madison Cawthorn | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Lost primary
NC-13 | Bo Hines | May 17, 2022  | Open seat  |  Lost election
KY-01 | James Comer | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
KY-02 | Brett Guthrie | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
KY-04 | Thomas Massie | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
KY-05 | Hal Rogers | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
KY-06 | Andy Barr | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
ID-01 | Russ Fulcher | May 17, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
GA-01 | Buddy Carter | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
GA-06 | Jake Evans | May 24 and June 21, 2022  | Open seat  |  Lost runoff
GA-09 | Andrew Clyde | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
GA-10 | Vernon Jones | May 24 and June 21, 2022  | Open seat  |  Lost runoff
GA-11 | Barry Loudermilk | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
GA-12 | Rick Allen | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
GA-14 | Marjorie Taylor Greene | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AR-01 | Rick Crawford | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AR-04 | Bruce Westerman | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AL-01 | Jerry Carl | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AL-02 | Barry Moore | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AL-03 | Mike Rogers | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AL-04 | Robert Aderholt | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AL-06 | Gary Palmer | May 24, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CA-01 | Doug LaMalfa | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CA-03 | Kevin Kiley | June 7, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
CA-05 | Tom McClintock | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CA-20 | Kevin McCarthy | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CA-23 | Jay Obernolte | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CA-41 | Ken Calvert | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CA-48 | Darrell Issa | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IA-02 | Ashley Hinson | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IA-04 | Randy Feenstra | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MS-01 | Trent Kelly | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MT-01 | Ryan Zinke | June 7, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
MT-02 | Matt Rosendale | June 7, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
ND-AL | Kelly Armstrong | June 14, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
SC-01 | Katie Arrington | June 14, 2022  | Challenger (P)  |  Lost primary
SC-02 | Joe Wilson | June 14, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
SC-03 | Jeff Duncan | June 14, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
SC-04 | William Timmons | June 14, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
SC-05 | Ralph Norman | June 14, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
SC-07 | Russell Fry | June 14, 2022  | Challenger (P)  |  Elected
VA-01 | Rob Wittman | June 21, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
VA-05 | Bob Good | June 21, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
VA-06 | Ben Cline | June 21, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
VA-07 | Yesli Vega | June 21, 2022  | Challenger  |  Lost election
VA-09 | Morgan Griffith | June 21, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CO-03 | Lauren Boebert | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IL-12 | Mike Bost | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IL-15 | Mary Miller | June 28, 2022  | Challenger/Incumbent  |  Elected
IL-16 | Darin LaHood | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OK-01 | Kevin Hern | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OK-03 | Frank Lucas | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OK-04 | Tom Cole | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
UT-02 | Chris Stewart | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
UT-04 | Burgess Owens | June 28, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AZ-01 | David Schweikert | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AZ-02 | Eli Crane | August 2, 2022  | Challenger (G)  |  Elected
AZ-08 | Debbie Lesko | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AZ-09 | Paul Gosar | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
KS-01 | Tracey Mann | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-02 | John Moolenaar | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-03 | John Gibbs[97] | August 2, 2022  | Challenger (G)  |  Lost election
MI-04 | Bill Huizenga | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-05 | Tim Walberg | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-06 | ~~Steve Carra~~ (withdrew) | August 2, 20 q22  | Challenger (P)  |  Withdrew
MI-09 | Lisa McClain | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-10 | John James | August 2, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
MO-03 | Blaine Luetkemeyer | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MO-06 | Sam Graves | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MO-08 | Jason Smith | August 2, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WA-03 | Joe Kent[98] | August 2, 2022  | Challenger (G)  |  Lost election
WA-04 | Loren Culp | August 2, 2022  | Challenger (P)  |  Lost primary
TN-01 | Diana Harshbarger | August 4, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-03 | Chuck Fleischmann | August 4, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-05 | Morgan Ortagus | August 4, 2022  | Open seat  |  Removed from ballot before primary
TN-07 | Mark Green | August 4, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WI-03 | Derrick Van Orden | August 9, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
WY-AL | Harriet Hageman[99] | August 16, 2022  | Challenger (G)  |  Elected
FL-03 | Kat Cammack | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-06 | Michael Waltz | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-12 | Gus Bilirakis | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-13 | Anna Paulina Luna | August 23, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
FL-17 | Greg Steube | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-19 | Byron Donalds | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-21 | Brian Mast | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-26 | Mario Diaz-Balart | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-28 | Carlos Gimenez | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NY-21 | Elise Stefanik | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NY-24 | Claudia Tenney | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NY-10 | Dan Goldman (Democrat)[100] | August 23, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
NY-12 | Carolyn Maloney (Democrat)[100] | August 23, 2022  | Challenger/Incumbent  |  Lost primary
LA-03 | Clay Higgins | November 8, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
LA-04 | Mike Johnson | November 8, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NY-11 | Nicole Malliotakis | November 8, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected

#### 2022 State executive elections

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Texas | Agriculture Commissioner | Sid Miller | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Texas | Attorney General | Ken Paxton | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Texas | Comptroller | Glenn Hegar | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Texas | Land Commissioner | Dawn Buckingham | March 1 and May 24, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
Texas | Lieutenant Governor | Dan Patrick | March 1, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Ohio | Attorney General | Dave Yost | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Ohio | Auditor | Keith Faber | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Ohio | Lieutenant Governor | Jon Husted | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Ohio | Secretary of State | Frank LaRose | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Ohio | Treasurer | Robert Sprague | May 3, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Georgia | Attorney General  | John Gordon  | May 24, 2022  | Challenger (P)  |  Lost primary
Georgia | Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner | Patrick Witt  | May 24, 2022  | Challenger (P)  |  Lost primary
Georgia | Lieutenant Governor | Burt Jones | May 24, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
Georgia | Secretary of State | Jody Hice | May 24, 2022  | Challenger (P)  |  Lost primary
Arkansas | Attorney General | Tim Griffin | May 24, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
Nevada | Secretary of State | Jim Marchant | June 14, 2022  | Open seat  |  Lost election
South Carolina | Attorney General | Alan Wilson | June 14, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Michigan | Attorney General | Matthew DePerno | August 2, 2022  | Challenger (G)  |  Lost election
Michigan | Secretary of State | Kristina Karamo | August 2, 2022  | Challenger (G)  |  Lost election
Arizona | Attorney General | Abraham Hamadeh[101] | August 2, 2022  | Open seat  |  Lost election
Arizona | Secretary of State | Mark Finchem[102] | August 2, 2022  | Open seat  |  Lost election
Wyoming | Secretary of State | Chuck Gray | August 16, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
Wyoming | Superintendent of Public Instruction | Brian Schroeder  | August 16, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Lost primary
Wyoming | Treasurer | Curt Meier | August 16, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Florida | Agriculture Commissioner | Wilton Simpson | August 23, 2022  | Open seat  |  Elected
Florida | Attorney General | Ashley Moody | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Florida | Chief Financial Officer | Jimmy Patronis | August 23, 2022  | Incumbent  |  Elected

#### Other elections

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* 2022 Alaska's at-large congressional district special election: endorsed Sarah Palin (advanced to general election from nonpartisan blanket primary but lost general election).[103]
* 2022 election to Arizona's 7th legislative district: endorsed Wendy Rogers (won primary).[104]
* 2022 election to Miami-Dade County's 6th District: endorsed Kevin Marino Cabrera (won primary and general).[105]

#### 2023 Speaker of the House of Representatives elections

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Election  | Candidate  | Result

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January election | Kevin McCarthy[106] |  Elected
October election | Jim Jordan[a][107] |  Unselected by the House Republican Conference
Mike Johnson[b][107] |  Elected

#### 2023 gubernatorial elections

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State  | Candidate  | Primary Date  | Seat Status  | Primary Result

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Kentucky | Daniel Cameron[108] | May 16, 2023  | Challenger  |  Lost election
Mississippi | Tate Reves[109] | August 8, 2023  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Louisiana | Jeff Landry[110] | October 14, 2023  | Open  |  Elected

#### 2023 State executive elections

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State  | Office  | Candidate | Primary Date | Seat Status  | Primary Result

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Louisiana | Attorney General | Liz Murrill[111] | October 14, 2023  | Open  |  Elected
Louisiana | Treasurer | John Fleming[111] | October 14, 2023  | Open  |  Elected
Louisiana | Secretary of State | Nancy Landry[111] | October 14, 2023  | Open  |  Elected

#### 2024 gubernatorial elections

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State  | Candidate  | Primary Date  | Seat Status  | Primary Result

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North Carolina | Mark Robinson[112] | March 5, 2024  | Open  |  Lost election
Indiana | Mike Braun[113] | May 7, 2024  | Open  |  Elected
West Virginia | Patrick Morrisey[114] | May 14, 2024  | Open  |  Elected
North Dakota | Kelly Armstrong[115] | June 11, 2024  | Open  |  Elected
Missouri | Jay Ashcroft (co-endorsement with Eigel and Kehoe)[citation needed] | August 2, 2024  | Open  |  Lost primary
Bill Eigel (co-endorsement with Ashcroft and Kehoe)[citation needed] |  Lost primary
Mike Kehoe (co-endorsement with Ashcroft and Eigel)[citation needed] |  Elected

#### 2024 Senate elections

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State  | Candidate  | Primary Date  | Seat Status  | Primary Result

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Mississippi | Roger Wicker[116] | March 12, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Ohio | Bernie Moreno[117] | March 19, 2024  | Challenger  |  Elected
Pennsylvania | David McCormick[118] | April 23, 2024  | Challenger  |  Elected
Indiana | Jim Banks[119] | May 7, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
Nebraska | Deb Fischer[citation needed] | May 14, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Nebraska | Pete Ricketts[citation needed] | May 14, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
West Virginia | Jim Justice[120] | May 14, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
Montana | Tim Sheehy[121] | June 4, 2024  | Challenger  |  Elected
New Jersey | Christine Serrano Glassner[122] | June 4, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost primary
Nevada | Sam Brown[123] | June 11, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
Virginia | Hung Cao[124] | June 18, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
North Dakota | Kevin Cramer[125] | June 11, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
New York | Mike Sapraicone[126] | June 25, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
Utah | Trent Staggs[127] | June 25, 2024  | Open seat  |  Lost primary
Arizona | Kari Lake[128] | July 30, 2024  | Open seat  |  Lost election
Tennessee | Marsha Blackburn[129] | August 1, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Michigan | Mike Rogers[130] | August 6, 2024  | Open seat  |  Lost election
Missouri | Josh Hawley[131] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Wisconsin | Eric Hovde[132] | August 13, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
Florida | Rick Scott[133] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
Wyoming | John Barrasso[134] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected

#### 2024 House elections

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District  | Candidate | Primary Date | Seat Status  | Primary Result

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AL-01 | Barry Moore[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AL-03 | Mike Rogers[135] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AL-04 | Robert Aderholt[135] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AL-05 | Dale Strong[135] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AL-06 | Gary Palmer[135] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AR-01 | Rick Crawford[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CA-20 | Vince Fong[136] | March 5, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
CA-41 | Ken Calvert[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CA-45 | Michelle Steel[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Lost election
CA-47 | Scott Baugh[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Open seat  |  Lost election
CA-48 | Darrell Issa[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-01 | Laurie Buckhout[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
NC-05 | Virginia Foxx[137] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-06 | Addison McDowell[138] | March 5, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
NC-08 | Mark Harris[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
NC-09 | Richard Hudson[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NC-10 | Pat Harrigan[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
NC-13 | Brad Knott[citation needed] | March 5, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
NC-14 | Tim Moore[139] | March 5, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
TX-03 | Keith Self[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-04 | Pat Fallon[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-05 | Lance Gooden[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-11 | August Pfluger[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-13 | Ronny Jackson[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-14 | Randy Weber[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-15 | Monica De La Cruz[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-17 | Pete Sessions[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-19 | Jodey Arrington[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-22 | Troy Nehls[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-24 | Beth Van Duyne[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-25 | Roger Williams[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-26 | Brandon Gill[141] | March 5, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
TX-31 | John Carter[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-34 | Mayra Flores[140] | March 5, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
TX-36 | Brian Babin[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TX-38 | Wesley Hunt[140] | March 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MS-01 | Trent Kelly[citation needed] | March 12, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MS-03 | Michael Guest[citation needed] | March 12, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MS-04 | Mike Ezell[142] | March 12, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IL-12 | Mike Bost[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IL-15 | Mary Miller[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IL-16 | Darin LaHood[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-01 | Orlando Sonza[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
OH-02 | David Taylor[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
OH-04 | Jim Jordan[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-05 | Bob Latta[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-07 | Max Miller[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-09 | Derek Merrin[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
OH-10 | Mike Turner[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-12 | Troy Balderson[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OH-13 | Kevin Coughlin[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
OH-15 | Mike Carey[citation needed] | March 19, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-07 | Ryan Mackenzie[citation needed] | April 23, 2024  | Challenger  |  Elected
PA-08 | Rob Bresnahan[citation needed] | April 23, 2024  | Challenger  |  Elected
PA-09 | Dan Meuser[citation needed] | April 23, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-10 | Scott Perry[citation needed] | April 23, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-11 | Lloyd Smucker[citation needed] | April 23, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-13 | John Joyce[citation needed] | April 23, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-14 | Guy Reschenthaler[citation needed] | April 23, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-15 | Glenn Thompson[citation needed] | April 23, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
PA-16 | Mike Kelly[citation needed] | April 23, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IN-01 | Randy Niemeyer[citation needed] | May 7, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
IN-04 | Jim Baird[citation needed] | May 7, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IN-09 | Erin Houchin[citation needed] | May 7, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NE-01 | Mike Flood[citation needed] | May 14, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NE-02 | Don Bacon[citation needed] | May 14, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NE-03 | Adrian Smith[citation needed] | May 14, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WV-01 | Carol Miller[citation needed] | May 14, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WV-02 | Riley Moore[citation needed] | May 14, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
GA-03 | Brian Jack[citation needed] | May 21, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
KY-05 | Hal Rogers[citation needed] | May 21, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
IA-02 | Ashley Hinson[citation needed] | June 4, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MT-01 | Ryan Zinke[143] | June 4, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MT-02 | Troy Downing[144] | June 4, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
NJ-02 | Jeff Van Drew[citation needed] | June 4, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NM-02 | Yvette Herrell[citation needed] | June 4, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
ME-02 | Austin Theriault[145] | June 11, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
NV-03 | Drew Johnson[citation needed] | June 11, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
NV-04 | John Lee[citation needed] | June 11, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
ND-AL | Julie Fedorchak[citation needed] | June 11, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
SC-01 | Nancy Mace[146] | June 11, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
SC-02 | Joe Wilson[citation needed] | June 11, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
SC-03 | Mark Burns[citation needed] | June 11, 2024  | Open seat  |  Lost primary runoff
Sheri Biggs[citation needed] | June 11, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
SC-04 | William Timmons[147] | June 11, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
SC-07 | Russell Fry[citation needed] | June 11, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OK-01 | Kevin Hern[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OK-02 | Josh Brecheen[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OK-03 | Frank Lucas[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OK-04 | Tom Cole[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
OK-05 | Stephanie Bice[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
VA-01 | Rob Wittman[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
VA-02 | Jen Kiggans[148] | June 18, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
VA-05 | John McGuire[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Challenger  |  Elected
VA-06 | Ben Cline[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
VA-07 | Derrick Anderson[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Open seat  |  Lost election
VA-09 | Morgan Griffith[citation needed] | June 18, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CO-04 | Lauren Boebert[149] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
CO-05 | Dave Williams[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Open seat  |  Lost primary
CO-08 | Gabe Evans[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Challenger  |  Elected
NY-01 | Nick LaLota[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NY-02 | Andrew Garbarino[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NY-03 | Michael LiPetri Jr.[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
NY-04 | Anthony D'Esposito[150] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Lost election
NY-11 | Nicole Malliotakis[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NY-18 | Alison Esposito[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
NY-19 | Marc Molinaro[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Lost election
NY-21 | Elise Stefanik[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NY-22 | Brandon Williams[151] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Lost election
NY-23 | Nick Langworthy[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
NY-24 | Claudia Tenney[152] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
UT-02 | Celeste Maloy[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
UT-04 | Burgess Owens[citation needed] | June 25, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AZ-02 | Eli Crane[citation needed] | July 30, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AZ-04 | Kelly Cooper[citation needed] | July 30, 2024  | Challeger  |  Lost election
AZ-05 | Andy Biggs[citation needed] | July 30, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AZ-06 | Juan Ciscomani[citation needed] | July 30, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
AZ-08 | Abraham Hamadeh (co-endorsement with Masters)[153] | July 30, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
Blake Masters (co-endorsement with Hamadeh)[citation needed] |  Lost Primary
AZ-09 | Paul Gosar[citation needed] | July 30, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-01 | Diana Harshbarger[citation needed] | August 1, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-02 | Tim Burchett[citation needed] | August 1, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-03 | Chuck Fleischmann[citation needed] | August 1, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-04 | Scott DesJarlais[citation needed] | August 1, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-05 | Andy Ogles[154] | August 1, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-06 | John Rose[citation needed] | August 1, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-07 | Mark Green[155] | August 1, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
TN-08 | David Kustoff[citation needed] | August 1, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
KS-01 | Tracey Mann[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
KS-02 | Derek Schmidt[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
KS-04 | Ron Estes[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-01 | Jack Bergman[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-02 | John Moolenaar[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-04 | Bill Huizenga[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-05 | Tim Walberg[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-07 | Tom Barrett[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
MI-08 | Paul Junge[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Open seat  |  Lost election
MI-09 | Lisa McClain[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MI-10 | John James[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MO-02 | Ann Wagner[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MO-03 | Bob Onder[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
MO-04 | Mark Alford[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MO-06 | Sam Graves[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MO-07 | Eric Burlison[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MO-08 | Jason Smith[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WA-03 | Joe Kent[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
WA-04 | Jerrod Sessler (co-endorsement with Smiley)[citation needed] | August 6, 2024  | Challenger (G)  |  Lost election
Tiffany Smiley (co-endorsement with Sessler)[citation needed] | Challenger (P)  |  Lost primary
MN-01 | Brad Finstad[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MN-02 | Joe Teirab[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
MN-06 | Tom Emmer[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MN-07 | Michelle Fischbach[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
MN-08 | Pete Stauber[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WI-01 | Bryan Steil[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WI-03 | Derrick Van Orden[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WI-05 | Scott Fitzgerald[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WI-06 | Glenn Grothman[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WI-07 | Tom Tiffany[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WI-08 | Tony Wied[citation needed] | August 13, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
AK-AL | Nancy Dahlstrom[156] | August 20, 2024  | Challenger  | Withdrew
Nick Begich[157] |  Elected
FL-01 | Matt Gaetz[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-02 | Neal Dunn[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-03 | Kat Cammack[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-04 | Aaron Bean[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-05 | John Rutherford[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-06 | Michael Waltz[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-07 | Cory Mills[158] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-08 | Mike Haridopolos[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Open seat  |  Elected
FL-11 | Daniel Webster[159] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-12 | Gus Bilirakis[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-13 | Anna Paulina Luna[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-15 | Laurel Lee[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-16 | Vern Buchanan[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-17 | Greg Steube[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-18 | Scott Franklin[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-19 | Byron Donalds[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-21 | Brian Mast[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-22 | Dan Franzese[160] | August 20, 2024  | Challenger  |  Lost election
FL-26 | Mario Díaz-Balart[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-27 | María Elvira Salazar[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
FL-28 | Carlos A. Giménez[citation needed] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
WY-AL | Harriet Hageman[161] | August 20, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
LA-01 | Steve Scalise[162] | November 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
LA-03 | Clay Higgins[163] | November 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
LA-04 | Mike Johnson[164] | November 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected
LA-05 | Julia Letlow[165] | November 5, 2024  | Incumbent  |  Elected

#### 2024 State executive elections

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State  | Office  | Candidate | Primary Date | Seat Status  | Primary Result

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North Carolina | Attorney General | Dan Bishop[166] | March 5, 2024  | Open seat  |  Lost election

#### 2024 State Legislative elections

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State  | Candidate  | Office  |  | Primary Result

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Texas | Barry Wernick[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Caroline Fairly[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | John Smithee[140] | Texas State Representative  | Incumbent  |
Texas | Don McLaughlin[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Stormy Bradley[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Liz Case[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Mike Olcott[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Helena Kerwin[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Hillary Hickland[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Wes Virdell[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Alan Schoolcraft[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Gary Gates[140] | Texas State Representative  | Incumbent  |
Texas | David Covey[140] | Texas State Representative  | Challenger  |
Texas | Janis Holt[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Steve Toth[140] | Texas State Representative  | Incumbent  |
Texas | Joanne Shofner  | Texas State Representative  | Challenger  |
Texas | Brent Money[140] | Texas State Representative  | Open seat  |
Texas | Brent Hagenbuch[140] | Texas State Senator  | Open seat  |

#### 2025 Speaker of the House of Representatives election

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Election  | Candidate  | Result

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2025 | Mike Johnson[167] |  Elected

### Second Term As President

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#### 2025 Special US House Elections

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Election  | Candidate  | Result

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FL-01 | Jimmy Patronis[168] |  Elected
FL-06 | Randy Fine[169] |  Elected

#### 2025 gubernatorial elections

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New Jersey | Jack Ciattarelli[170] | June 10, 2025  | Open  | TBA

#### 2026 gubernatorial elections

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Arizona | Karrin Taylor Robson (co-endorsement with Biggs)[171] | August 4, 2026  | Challenger  | TBA
Andy Biggs (co-endorsement with Robson)[citation needed]
Florida | Byron Donalds[172] | August 18, 2026  | Open  | TBA
Ohio | Vivek Ramaswamy[173] | TBD  | Open  | TBA

#### 2026 Senate elections

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Idaho | Jim Risch[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
Mississippi | Cindy Hyde-Smith[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
Montana | Steve Daines[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
Nebraska | Pete Ricketts[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
Ohio | Jon Husted[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
South Carolina | Lindsey Graham[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
Tennessee | Bill Hagerty[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
Wyoming | Cynthia Lummis[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA

#### 2026 House elections

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AZ-01 | Juan Ciscomani[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
CO-08 | Gabe Evans[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
PA-10 | Scott Perry[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
VA-05 | John McGuire[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA
WI-03 | Derrick Van Orden[citation needed] | TBD  | Incumbent  | TBA

## International

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### Brazil

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#### 2022

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President of Brazil | Jair Bolsonaro
(Liberal Party)[174][175] |  Lost election

### Hungary

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Prime Minister of Hungary | Viktor Orbán
(Fidesz)[176][177] |  Fidesz won the election with a supermajority of seats and Orbán remained Prime Minister

### Israel

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#### 2013

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Prime Minister of Israel | Benjamin Netanyahu
(Likud Yisrael Beiteinu)[178] |  Likud Yisrael Beiteinu won a plurality of seats in the election and formed a coalition government alongside other parties, with Netanyahu chosen as Prime Minister

#### 2019

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Prime Minister of Israel | Benjamin Netanyahu
(Likud)[179] | / Likud won a plurality of seats, but no party obtained an outright majority, resulting in an hung Parliament and in the calling of a snap election, which was held in September 2019; Netanyahu remained in office as caretaker Prime Minister

### Italy

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Prime Minister of Italy | Giuseppe Conte
(Five Star Movement)[180][181] |  The Five Star Movement won a minority of seats in the election and became part of the opposition

### UK

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#### 2016

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Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union? | Leave the European Union[182][183] |  The "Leave the European Union" option won

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## Notes

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1. ^ Until the House Republican Conference unselected him.
2. ^ After the House Republican Conference unselected Jim Jordan.

## External links

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* Endorsements by Donald Trump at Ballotpedia
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