The former president often boasted his record in backing winning candidates, but some questioned if that influence would continue after he left the White House.
The former president often boasted his record of endorsing winning candidates, although some have pointed out that he's often picked incumbents who were likely to win or candidates in open races. Running in an open race is preferable because it's historically harder to oust an incumbent.
Since leaving office, Trump-endorsed candidates have won one primary and one special election. They've lost zero primaries and one special election. Former President Donald Trump has vowed to use his influence to help elect Republicans who espouse his America First policies. In this photo, he arrives to hold a rally on July 3 in Sarasota, Florida.Trump-endorsed Mike Carey won the Republican primary for Ohio's 15th Congressional District on August 3. He earned 37 percent of the vote, nearly three times the amount of Jeff LaRe, his closest opponent.
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