Is Donald Trump’s midterm advice working for Republicans?

Is Donald Trump’s midterm advice working for Republicans?

What is former President Donald Trump urging Republicans to focus on as the midterms approach? CRIME. People are afraid to walk outside, he says. So, how is that advice faring so far for GOP candidates? In this clip, Glenn and Stu discuss some of the most contested midterm races: the races to pay attention to, what candidates are choosing to focus on, and how the matchups look so far…

Well, one thing is for sure:

Almost Everyone Trump Endorses Wins Their Primary!

Trump has always been the central issue in Republican primaries: Candidates talk up their own support for the president and commonly attack their opponents by saying they were once a “never Trumper” or won’t support Trump’s agenda. Trump’s endorsement has quickly become the most coveted prize in Republican primaries.

In 2018, Trump-supported candidates went 15-for-17 in GOP primaries for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House and governorships in which no incumbent ran — a higher win rate than the other 11 endorsers we tracked.

In 2020, Trump has endorsed 111 candidates in these primaries, and 109 of them won the Republican nomination or advanced to the general election.

That 98 percent win rate is nothing short of extraordinary — and Trump has not been shy about bragging about it on Twitter. . . . .

Great American wrote:Well, one thing is for sure:

Almost Everyone Trump Endorses Wins Their Primary!

Trump has always been the central issue in Republican primaries: Candidates talk up their own support for the president and commonly attack their opponents by saying they were once a “never Trumper” or won’t support Trump’s agenda. Trump’s endorsement has quickly become the most coveted prize in Republican primaries.

In 2018, Trump-supported candidates went 15-for-17 in GOP primaries for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House and governorships in which no incumbent ran — a higher win rate than the other 11 endorsers we tracked.

In 2020, Trump has endorsed 111 candidates in these primaries, and 109 of them won the Republican nomination or advanced to the general election.

That 98 percent win rate is nothing short of extraordinary — and Trump has not been shy about bragging about it on Twitter. . . . .

""Almost Everyone Trump Endorses Wins Their Primary!""

My feeling is that hes only endorsing the ones he thinks are going to win ? Time will tell ,

Great American wrote:Well, one thing is for sure:

Almost Everyone Trump Endorses Wins Their Primary!

Trump has always been the central issue in Republican primaries: Candidates talk up their own support for the president and commonly attack their opponents by saying they were once a “never Trumper” or won’t support Trump’s agenda. Trump’s endorsement has quickly become the most coveted prize in Republican primaries.

In 2018, Trump-supported candidates went 15-for-17 in GOP primaries for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House and governorships in which no incumbent ran — a higher win rate than the other 11 endorsers we tracked.

In 2020, Trump has endorsed 111 candidates in these primaries, and 109 of them won the Republican nomination or advanced to the general election.

That 98 percent win rate is nothing short of extraordinary — and Trump has not been shy about bragging about it on Twitter. . . . .

188 Trump-endorsed candidates have won primaries during his post presidency, 14 have lost

‘The 800-pound gorilla’: Trump boosts endorsement record with Arizona and Michigan wins
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/trump-boosts-endorsement-record-wins-arizona-michigan-rcna41386

. . . In what’s shaping up to be a clean sweep in Arizona, 11 of Trump’s 12 endorsed candidates won in primaries for U.S. Senate, secretary of state, Congress, state House and state Senate. (Trump’s pick for governor leads in a race that remains too close to call in the battleground state.) . . .

. . . With just a handful of state primaries left, 188 Trump-endorsed candidates have won primaries during his post presidency, 14 have lost, two dropped out or were disqualified before their races, 26 await their primaries and two are in races that have yet to be called, according to his staff and statistics compiled by Ballotpedia . . . .