Trump’s Support Couldn’t Save These 14 Candidates From Primary Defeat
Republicans still support President Donald Trump in large numbers, but his endorsement wasn’t enough for these 14 primary candidates.
Republicans still support President Donald Trump in large numbers, but his endorsement wasn’t enough for these 14 primary candidates.
Does it seem as if moderate incumbents are getting wiped out in 2026? The numbers tell a different story.
The final primary, in Delaware, saw incumbent Chris Coons beat a candidate who had legally changed his name to ‘No-Trump.’
The races are among the last major contests of the season and again test the strength of Trump’s endorsements as well as the unity of the Democratic Party.
A longtime Democratic incumbent fell to a younger, more progressive opponent – a recurring theme in the party’s primary races across the country this year.
Maryland, New York and Utah set their November ballots with primary elections for key House and gubernatorial positions.
Voters in Maryland, New York and Utah head to the polls to select candidates for Congress and the governor’s mansion in November’s general election.
November’s general election is taking shape, and Trump-backed candidates are winning in GOP primaries as results come in from elections in four more states.
Voters in Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon and Pennsylvania head to the polls today in a test of Trump’s influence.