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Trump’s endorsement scorecard

Every candidate Trump endorsed for 2026 in his own posts, and how each race went: his words with a link to every post, and every result with its source.

Picks found with AI help · his words checked word for word

Results last checked

Election night is Tuesday, November 3

From midnight that day, his posts about the vote show up here within about 15 minutes of each one, with a link, and any that call the vote rigged are flagged. The first results come the next morning.

His record · 2026

He endorsed 395 people in 2026. 20 lost.

  • Won 7
  • Lost 20
  • Through 341
  • Waiting 19
  • Out 8
Primaries and runoffs
344–18
November
8–2
Close ones
0–5

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Won and lost count every vote: a primary loss is a loss.

By state

Won–lost in each state. Tap a state to see only its picks.

  • Won
  • Lost
  • Through
  • Waiting
  • Out
Every state, as a list
  • Florida 43 picks: 0 won, 3 lost, 30 through, 8 waiting, 2 out
  • Texas 42 picks: 0 won, 3 lost, 38 through, 1 out
  • Indiana 38 picks: 0 won, 4 lost, 33 through, 1 waiting
  • Georgia 16 picks: 0 won, 1 lost, 13 through, 2 waiting
  • Ohio 15 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 15 through
  • North Carolina 14 picks: 0 won, 1 lost, 13 through
  • New York 13 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 12 through, 1 waiting
  • South Carolina 13 picks: 1 won, 1 lost, 10 through, 1 waiting
  • Tennessee 13 picks: 0 won, 1 lost, 12 through
  • Arizona 11 picks: 0 won, 1 lost, 9 through, 1 out
  • Oklahoma 11 picks: 1 won, 0 lost, 10 through
  • Alabama 10 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 10 through
  • Michigan 10 picks: 0 won, 1 lost, 9 through
  • Pennsylvania 10 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 10 through
  • California 8 picks: 1 won, 0 lost, 5 through, 2 waiting
  • Iowa 8 picks: 0 won, 1 lost, 7 through
  • Missouri 7 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 6 through, 1 out
  • Nevada 7 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 6 through, 1 out
  • Wisconsin 7 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 7 through
  • Arkansas 6 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 6 through
  • Kentucky 6 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 5 through, 1 waiting
  • Minnesota 6 picks: 0 won, 1 lost, 5 through
  • Nebraska 6 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 6 through
  • Colorado 5 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 3 through, 1 waiting, 1 out
  • Idaho 5 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 5 through
  • Kansas 5 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 5 through
  • Louisiana 5 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 5 through
  • Montana 5 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 5 through
  • Virginia 5 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 5 through
  • Mississippi 4 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 4 through
  • Utah 4 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 3 through, 1 out
  • West Virginia 4 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 4 through
  • Wyoming 4 picks: 0 won, 1 lost, 3 through
  • Alaska 3 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 3 through
  • Illinois 3 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 3 through
  • New Jersey 3 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 3 through
  • South Dakota 3 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 3 through
  • Washington 3 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 3 through
  • New Hampshire 2 picks: 0 won, 0 lost, 2 through
  • Maryland 1 pick: 0 won, 0 lost, 1 through
  • Maine 1 pick: 0 won, 0 lost, 1 through
  • North Dakota 1 pick: 0 won, 0 lost, 1 through
  • New Mexico 1 pick: 0 won, 0 lost, 1 through
  • Oregon 1 pick: 0 won, 0 lost, 1 through

Who holds Washington

White HouseDonald TrumpRepublican
HouseRepublicans
SenateRepublicans

Today, October 29 · Wikipedia: List of presidents of the United States, Wikipedia: Second presidency of Donald Trump, Wikipedia: 119th United States Congress

Every House seat and about a third of the Senate are on the ballot. Who won each chamber goes here once the races are called.

Every race

Every Senate and governor race, and the House, as Wikipedia’s editors call them. Newsdesk reads them every 10 minutes on election night (every 6 hours otherwise), and a call shows once two reads in a row agree. Last change .

Senate

Going in: Republicans 53, Democrats 45, 2 independents. On the ballot: 35 Senate races, 22 held by Republicans and 13 by Democrats.

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  • Republican
  • Democratic
  • Independent or other
  • Not called yet (pale: the party holding it)
  • ★He endorsed a candidate
  • No race this year
All 35 Senate races, state by state
  1. AlabamaNot called yet

    Held by Tommy Tuberville, Republican · Incumbent retiring to run for governor · Wikipedia

  2. AlaskaNot called yet
    • Gerald HeikesRepublican
    • Mary PeltolaDemocratic
    • Dan J. Sullivan ★ His pickRepublican
    • Dan S. Sullivan ★ His pickRepublican

    Held by Dan Sullivan, Republican · Incumbent advanced to general · Wikipedia

  3. ArkansasNot called yet
    • Tom Cotton ★ His pickRepublican
    • Hallie ShoffnerDemocratic
    • Jeff WadlinLibertarian

    Held by Tom Cotton, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  4. ColoradoNot called yet
    • Mark BaisleyRepublican
    • John HickenlooperDemocratic
    • Christopher BaumApproval Voting
    • Bob ChewForward
    2 more candidates
    • Blake HuberLibertarian
    • Adam WithrowUnity

    Held by John Hickenlooper, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  5. DelawareNot called yet
    • Chris CoonsDemocratic
    • Michael KatzRepublican

    Held by Chris Coons, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  6. FloridaSpecialNot called yet
    • Ashley Moody ★ His pickRepublican
    • Angie NixonDemocratic
    • Neil GillespieIndependent

    Held by Ashley Moody, Republican · Interim appointee nominated · Wikipedia

  7. GeorgiaNot called yet

    Held by Jon Ossoff, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  8. IdahoNot called yet
    • Jim Risch ★ His pickRepublican
    • Todd AchillesIndependent
    • Natalie FlemingIndependent
    • Matt LoesbyLibertarian

    Held by Jim Risch, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  9. IllinoisNot called yet
    • Juliana StrattonDemocratic
    • Don TracyRepublican
    • Whitfield Harrington Jr.Independent

    Held by Dick Durbin, Democratic · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  10. IowaNot called yet
    • Ashley Hinson ★ His pickRepublican
    • Josh TurekDemocratic
    • Thomas LaehnLibertarian

    Held by Joni Ernst, Republican · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  11. KansasNot called yet
    • Adam HamiltonDemocratic
    • Roger Marshall ★ His pickRepublican
    • David GrahamLibertarian

    Held by Roger Marshall, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  12. KentuckyNot called yet
    • Andy Barr ★ His pickRepublican
    • Charles BookerDemocratic
    • Christopher CampbellIndependent

    Held by Mitch McConnell, Republican · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  13. LouisianaNot called yet

    Held by Bill Cassidy, Republican · Incumbent lost renomination · Wikipedia

  14. MaineNot called yet
    • Susan CollinsRepublican
    • Troy JacksonDemocratic

    Held by Susan Collins, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  15. MassachusettsNot called yet
    • John DeatonRepublican
    • Ed MarkeyDemocratic
    • Shiva AyyaduraiIndependent
    • Joe TacheSocialism and Liberation

    Held by Ed Markey, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  16. MichiganNot called yet
    • Abdul El-SayedDemocratic
    • Mike RogersRepublican
    • Lydia ChristensenLibertarian
    • Walter P. KristyNatural Law
    2 more candidates
    • Tim LongU.S. Taxpayers
    • Douglas P. MarshGreen

    Held by Gary Peters, Democratic · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  17. MinnesotaNot called yet
    • Peggy FlanaganDFL
    • Michele Tafoya ★ His pickRepublican
    • Marisa SimonettiIndependent
    • Rebecca WhitingLibertarian

    Held by Tina Smith, Democratic · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  18. MississippiNot called yet
    • Scott ColomDemocratic
    • Cindy Hyde-Smith ★ His pickRepublican
    • Ty PinkinsIndependent

    Held by Cindy Hyde-Smith, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  19. MontanaNot called yet
    • Kurt Alme ★ His pickRepublican
    • Alani BankheadDemocratic
    • Kyle AustinLibertarian
    • Seth BodnarIndependent

    Held by Steve Daines, Republican · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  20. NebraskaNot called yet
    • Pete Ricketts ★ His pickRepublican
    • Chuck ConboyAmerica First
    • Mike MarvinLegal Marijuana Now
    • Dan OsbornIndependent
    1 more candidate
    • Robin RichardsWorking People

    Held by Pete Ricketts, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  21. New HampshireNot called yet
    • Chris PappasDemocratic
    • John E. Sununu ★ His pickRepublican
    • Edmond LaPlanteConstitution

    Held by Jeanne Shaheen, Democratic · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  22. New JerseyNot called yet
    • Cory BookerDemocratic
    • Justin MurphyRepublican
    • Veronica FernandezIndependent
    • Joanne KunianskySocialist Workers

    Held by Cory Booker, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  23. New MexicoNot called yet
    • Ben Ray LujánDemocratic
    • Larry MarkerRepublican

    Held by Ben Ray Luján, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  24. North CarolinaNot called yet
    • Roy CooperDemocratic
    • Michael Whatley ★ His pickRepublican
    • Shannon BrayLibertarian
    • Michael DublinGreen

    Held by Thom Tillis, Republican · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  25. OhioSpecialNot called yet
    • Sherrod BrownDemocratic
    • Jon Husted ★ His pickRepublican
    • Greg LevyIndependent
    • William RedpathLibertarian

    Held by Jon Husted, Republican · Interim appointee nominated · Wikipedia

  26. OklahomaNot called yet
    • Kevin Hern ★ His pickRepublican
    • N'Kiyla Jasmine ThomasDemocratic
    • Ron MeinhardtIndependent
    • Curtis StinnettIndependent
    1 more candidate
    • Sevier WhiteLibertarian

    Held by Alan Armstrong, Republican · Interim appointee ineligible to run · Wikipedia

  27. OregonNot called yet
    • Jeff MerkleyDemocratic
    • David Brock SmithRepublican
    • Gary Lyndon DyeLibertarian
    • Chris HenryProgressive

    Held by Jeff Merkley, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  28. Rhode IslandNot called yet
    • Raymond McKayRepublican
    • Jack ReedDemocratic
    • Michael BahryIndependent

    Held by Jack Reed, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  29. South CarolinaNot called yet
    • Annie AndrewsDemocratic
    • Darline Graham ★ His pickRepublican
    • Mark HackettConstitution
    • Kasie WhitenerLibertarian

    Held by Darline Graham, Republican · Interim appointee nominated in runoff · Wikipedia

  30. South DakotaNot called yet

    Held by Mike Rounds, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  31. TennesseeNot called yet
    • Marquita BradshawDemocratic
    • Bill Hagerty ★ His pickRepublican
    • Tharon ChandlerIndependent
    • Andrew GerenaIndependent
    6 more candidates
    • Jeremy HearnIndependent
    • Robert JonesIndependent
    • James Macon IIIIndependent
    • Yoshi MatthewsIndependent
    • David Sutman Jr.Independent
    • Catherine WhitsonIndependent

    Held by Bill Hagerty, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  32. TexasNot called yet
    • Ken Paxton ★ His pickRepublican
    • James TalaricoDemocratic
    • Ted BrownLibertarian

    Held by John Cornyn, Republican · Incumbent lost renomination in runoff · Wikipedia

  33. VirginiaNot called yet
    • Bert MizusawaRepublican
    • Mark WarnerDemocratic

    Held by Mark Warner, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  34. West VirginiaNot called yet
    • Rachel Fetty AndersonDemocratic
    • Shelley Moore Capito ★ His pickRepublican
    • S. Marshall WilsonConstitution

    Held by Shelley Moore Capito, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  35. WyomingNot called yet
    • James W. ByrdDemocratic
    • Harriet Hageman ★ His pickRepublican

    Held by Cynthia Lummis, Republican · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

From 2026 United States Senate elections on Wikipedia, as its editors call each race.

Governors

Going in: Republicans 26, Democrats 24. On the ballot: 36 races for governor, 18 held by Republicans and 18 by Democrats.

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  • Republican
  • Democratic
  • Independent or other
  • Not called yet (pale: the party holding it)
  • ★He endorsed a candidate
  • No race this year
All 36 races for governor, state by state
  1. AlabamaNot called yet

    Held by Kay Ivey, Republican · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  2. AlaskaNot called yet
    • Dave BronsonRepublican
    • Jonathan Kreiss-TomkinsDemocratic
    • Treg TaylorRepublican
    • Bernadette Wilson ★ His pickRepublican

    Held by Mike Dunleavy, Republican · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  3. ArizonaNot called yet
    • Andy Biggs ★ His pickRepublican
    • Katie HobbsDemocratic
    • Teri HourihanNo Labels
    • Risa LombardoGreen

    Held by Katie Hobbs, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  4. ArkansasNot called yet
    • Fredrick LoveDemocratic
    • Sarah Huckabee Sanders ★ His pickRepublican
    • Colt ShelbyLibertarian

    Held by Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  5. CaliforniaNot called yet

    Held by Gavin Newsom, Democratic · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  6. ColoradoNot called yet
    • Victor MarxRepublican
    • Phil WeiserDemocratic
    • Stephen HamiltonAmerican Constitution
    • Greg LopezIndependent
    3 more candidates
    • Eric MulderLibertarian
    • Jeff PeckmanUnity
    • Erik UnderwoodApproval Voting

    Held by Jared Polis, Democratic · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  7. ConnecticutNot called yet
    • Ryan FazioRepublican
    • Ned LamontDemocratic

    Held by Ned Lamont, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  8. FloridaNot called yet
    • Byron Donalds ★ His pickRepublican
    • David JollyDemocratic
    • Dean AbramsIndependent
    • Charles BurkettIndependent
    4 more candidates
    • Jeffrey DattoIndependent
    • Moe DimancheIndependent
    • Scott JewettLibertarian
    • Frank RussoIndependent

    Held by Ron DeSantis, Republican · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  9. GeorgiaNot called yet
    • Keisha Lance BottomsDemocratic
    • Rick Jackson ★ His pickRepublican

    Held by Brian Kemp, Republican · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  10. HawaiiNot called yet
    • Gary CorderyRepublican
    • Josh GreenDemocratic

    Held by Josh Green, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  11. IdahoNot called yet
    • Brad Little ★ His pickRepublican
    • Terri PickensDemocratic
    • Pro-LifeConstitution
    • Paul SandLibertarian
    1 more candidate
    • John StegnerIndependent

    Held by Brad Little, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  12. IllinoisNot called yet
    • Darren BaileyRepublican
    • JB PritzkerDemocratic
    • Collin CorbettIndependent

    Held by JB Pritzker, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  13. IowaNot called yet
    • Zach Lahn ★ His pickRepublican
    • Rob SandDemocratic
    • Sondra WilsonIndependent

    Held by Kim Reynolds, Republican · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  14. KansasNot called yet

    Held by Laura Kelly, Democratic · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  15. MaineNot called yet
    • Robert B. CharlesRepublican
    • Hannah PingreeDemocratic
    • Rick BennettIndependent

    Held by Janet Mills, Democratic · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  16. MarylandNot called yet
    • Dan CoxRepublican
    • Wes MooreDemocratic
    • Andy EllisGreen
    • Cathy WhiteWorking Class

    Held by Wes Moore, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  17. MassachusettsNot called yet
    • Maura HealeyDemocratic
    • Mike MinogueRepublican
    • Andrea JamesIndependent

    Held by Maura Healey, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  18. MichiganNot called yet
    • Jocelyn BensonDemocratic
    • John James ★ His pickRepublican
    • Donna BrandenburgU.S. Taxpayers
    • Douglas CampbellGreen
    1 more candidate
    • Anthony HudsonLibertarian

    Held by Gretchen Whitmer, Democratic · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  19. MinnesotaNot called yet
    • Lisa DemuthRepublican
    • Amy KlobucharDFL
    • Steven YoungGreen

    Held by Tim Walz, Democratic · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  20. NebraskaNot called yet
    • Jim Pillen ★ His pickRepublican
    • Lynne WalzDemocratic
    • Rick BeardLegal Marijuana Now
    • Brett LindstromAmerica First

    Held by Jim Pillen, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  21. NevadaNot called yet
    • Aaron FordDemocratic
    • Joe Lombardo ★ His pickRepublican
    • Danielle FordIndependent

    Held by Joe Lombardo, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  22. New HampshireNot called yet
    • Kelly AyotteRepublican
    • Cinde WarmingtonDemocratic
    • Jon KiperCommunity First

    Held by Kelly Ayotte, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  23. New MexicoNot called yet
    • Deb HaalandDemocratic
    • Gregg HullRepublican

    Held by Michelle Lujan Grisham, Democratic · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  24. New YorkNot called yet

    Held by Kathy Hochul, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  25. OhioNot called yet
    • Amy ActonDemocratic
    • Vivek Ramaswamy ★ His pickRepublican
    • Donald KissickLibertarian

    Held by Mike DeWine, Republican · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  26. OklahomaNot called yet
    • Mike Mazzei ★ His pickRepublican
    • Cyndi MunsonDemocratic
    • Robert Brooks Sr.Independent
    • Orlando BushIndependent
    1 more candidate
    • Jerry GriffinIndependent

    Held by Kevin Stitt, Republican · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  27. OregonNot called yet
    • Christine DrazanRepublican
    • Tina KotekDemocratic
    • Brett SmithPacific Green

    Held by Tina Kotek, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  28. PennsylvaniaNot called yet
    • Stacy Garrity ★ His pickRepublican
    • Josh ShapiroDemocratic
    • Ken KrawchukLibertarian

    Held by Josh Shapiro, Democratic · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  29. Rhode IslandNot called yet
    • Helena FoulkesDemocratic
    • Aaron GuckianRepublican
    • Ken BlockIndependent
    • Jasjit GotraIndependent
    1 more candidate
    • CD ReynoldsIndependent

    Held by Dan McKee, Democratic · Incumbent lost renomination · Wikipedia

  30. South CarolinaNot called yet
    • Jermaine JohnsonDemocratic
    • Alan Wilson ★ His pickRepublican
    • Michael AddisonUnited Citizens
    • Walid HakimGreen

    Held by Henry McMaster, Republican · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  31. South DakotaNot called yet

    Held by Larry Rhoden, Republican · Incumbent nominated to full term · Wikipedia

  32. TennesseeNot called yet
    • Marsha Blackburn ★ His pickRepublican
    • Jerri GreenDemocratic
    • Misam AbidiIndependent
    • Santiago AsconapeIndependent
    8 more candidates
    • Dean BrewerIndependent
    • Ray BrownIndependent
    • Taylor HafleyIndependent
    • David HatleyIndependent
    • Wendell JacksonIndependent
    • Charles Van MorganIndependent
    • Eddie Lee MurphyIndependent
    • Lauren PinkstonIndependent

    Held by Bill Lee, Republican · Term-limited · Wikipedia

  33. TexasNot called yet
    • Greg Abbott ★ His pickRepublican
    • Gina HinojosaDemocratic
    • Pat DixonLibertarian

    Held by Greg Abbott, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  34. VermontNot called yet
    • Amanda JanooDemocratic
    • Phil ScottRepublican
    • June GoodbandGreen Mountain
    • Brian JuddIndependent
    1 more candidate
    • Dean RoyFreedom and Unity

    Held by Phil Scott, Republican · Incumbent renominated · Wikipedia

  35. WisconsinNot called yet

    Held by Tony Evers, Democratic · Incumbent retiring · Wikipedia

  36. WyomingNot called yet
    • Eric BarlowRepublican
    • Kenneth CasnerDemocratic
    • Joseph KiblerConstitution

    Held by Mark Gordon, Republican · Term-limited · Wikipedia

From 2026 United States gubernatorial elections on Wikipedia, as its editors call each race.

House

Going in: Republicans 218, Democrats 214, 1 independent, 2 empty seats. Every seat is on the ballot.

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Each state’s seats, and how many are called.

From 2026 United States House of Representatives elections on Wikipedia, as its editors call each seat.

Every pick, 395 candidates

  12. StatewideLost

    Don Huffines R

    Comptroller of Public Accounts · Texas

    1. PrimaryLost11.98% · −54.5 pts · lost to Greg Abbott

    Result from Don Huffines

    “Don Huffines has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts”

  19. State legislatureLost

    Leigh Wambsganss R

    State Senate · Texas, 9th district

    1. RunoffLost42.73% · −14.5 pts · lost to Taylor Rehmet
    2. Special electionWon35.94% · −11.6 pts · beat Taylor Rehmet
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Result from 2026 Texas Senate election

    “will be a GREAT Candidate and has my Complete and Total Endorsement.”

  21. SenateWon

    Markwayne Mullin R

    U.S. Senate · Oklahoma · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon42.4% · +19.1 pts · beat George Faught
    2. RunoffWon65.1% · +30.2 pts · beat T.W. Shannon
    3. Special electionWon61.8% · +26.6 pts · beat Kendra Horn

    Result from Markwayne Mullin

    “Markwayne Mullin has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  26. AbroadWon

    Nasry Asfura

    President · Honduras · incumbent

    1. ElectionWon40.26% · beat Salvador Nasralla

    Result from 2025 Honduran general election · Found with AI help

    “It was my Great Honor to support Tito's Campaign. Once I gave him my strong Endorsement, he won”

  27. AbroadWon

    Sanae Takaichi

    Prime Minister · Japan · incumbent

    1. ElectionWon49.23% · beat Centrist Reform (Yoshihiko Noda / Tetsuo Saito)

    Result from 2026 Japanese general election · Found with AI help

    “it is my Honor to give a Complete and Total Endorsement of her, and what her highly respected Coalition”

  54. SenateThrough

    Cynthia Lummis R

    U.S. Senate · Wyoming · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon15.54% · +0.7 pts · beat Ellen Crowley

    Through to November.

    Result from Cynthia Lummis

    “Senator Cynthia Lummis has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  59. GovernorThrough

    Sarah Huckabee Sanders R

    Governor · Arkansas · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon83.14% · +66.3 pts · beat Francis "Doc" Washburn

    Through to November.

    Result from Sarah Huckabee Sanders

    “Sarah Huckabee Sanders has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  62. GovernorThrough

    Rick Jackson R

    Governor · Georgia

    1. PrimaryWon32.5% · −5.9 pts · beat Burt Jones
    2. RunoffWon52.6% · +5.2 pts · beat Burt Jones
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Georgia gubernatorial election

    “Rick Jackson has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Governor of Georgia”

  67. GovernorThrough

    Jim Pillen R

    Governor · Nebraska · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon75.4% · +65.8 pts · beat John Walz

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Nebraska gubernatorial election

    “Jim Pillen is a friend, fighter, and WINNER, and has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  68. GovernorThrough

    Joe Lombardo R

    Governor · Nevada · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon90.8% · +88.6 pts · beat Irina Hansen
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Nevada gubernatorial election

    “Joe Lombardo is SMART, STRONG, AND TOUGH, and has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election.”

  73. GovernorThrough

    Larry Rhoden R

    Governor · South Dakota · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon25.2% · −5.4 pts · beat Toby Doeden
    2. RunoffWon70.8% · +41.6 pts · beat Toby Doeden

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 South Dakota gubernatorial election

    “Larry Rhoden has my Complete and Total Endorsement — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!”

  97. HouseThrough

    Jim Desmond R

    U.S. House · California, 48th district

    1. PrimaryWon38.9% · +18.1 pts · beat Marni von Wilpert
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in California (districts 27–52)

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse Highly Respected San Diego County Supervisor, Jim Desmond, who is running to represent the tremendous people of California's 48th Congressional District.”

  103. HouseThrough

    Neal Dunn R

    U.S. House · Florida, 2nd district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon41.4% · +2.1 pts · beat Mary Thomas

    Through to November.

    Result from Neal Dunn

    “Dr. Neal Dunn has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  130. HouseThrough

    John Cowan R

    U.S. House · Georgia, 11th district

    1. PrimaryWon42.6% · +20.9 pts · beat Rob Adkerson
    2. RunoffWon65% · +30 pts · beat Rob Adkerson
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Georgia

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot, Dr. John Cowan, who is running to represent the Wonderful People of Georgia's 11th Congressional District!”

  156. HouseThrough

    Ralph Alvarado R

    U.S. House · Kentucky, 6th district

    1. PrimaryWon56.5% · +30.1 pts · beat Ryan Dotson
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Kentucky

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot, Ralph Alvarado, M.D., who is running to represent the incredible people of Kentucky's 6th Congressional District.”

  185. HouseThrough

    Ryan Zinke R

    U.S. House · Montana, 1st district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon41.7% · +2 pts · beat Albert Olszewski

    Through to November.

    Result from Ryan Zinke

    “Ryan Zinke has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  197. HouseThrough

    Greg Cunningham R

    U.S. House · New Mexico, 2nd district

    1. PrimaryWon84.5% · +69 pts · beat Jose Orozco (withdrawn)
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in New Mexico

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse U.S. Marine Corps Veteran and former Albuquerque Police Detective, Greg Cunningham, who is running to represent the wonderful people of New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District.”

  201. HouseThrough

    Jeanine Driscoll R

    U.S. House · New York, 4th district

    1. PrimaryWon90.8% · +81.9 pts · beat Marvin Williams
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in New York

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse Highly Respected Hempstead Town Receiver, Jeanine Driscoll, who is running to represent the tremendous people of New York's 4th Congressional District!”

  205. HouseThrough

    Anthony Constantino R

    U.S. House · New York, 21st district

    1. PrimaryWon59.2% · +18.9 pts · beat Robert Smullen
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in New York

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot, Anthony Constantino, who is running to represent the fantastic people of New York's 21st Congressional District.”

  250. HouseThrough

    Jenny Costa Honeycutt R

    U.S. House · South Carolina, 1st district

    1. PrimaryWon22.1% · +4.1 pts · beat Mark Smith
    2. RunoffWon53.7% · +7.4 pts · beat Mark Smith
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in South Carolina

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot and Highly Respected Jenny Costa Honeycutt, who is running to represent the fantastic people of South Carolina's 1st Congressional District!”

  272. HouseThrough

    Alex Mealer R

    U.S. House · Texas, 9th district

    1. PrimaryWon35.8% · +4.6 pts · beat Briscoe Cain
    2. RunoffWon68.3% · +36.6 pts · beat Briscoe Cain
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot Alex Mealer, who is running to represent the incredible people of Texas' 9th Congressional District.”

  293. HouseThrough

    Carlos De La Cruz R

    U.S. House · Texas, 35th district

    1. PrimaryWon26.8% · −6.2 pts · beat John Lujan
    2. RunoffWon57.6% · +15.2 pts · beat John Lujan
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse Carlos De La Cruz, a fantastic America First Candidate running to be the next Congressman from Texas' 35th Congressional District!”

  313. HouseThrough

    Michael Alfonso R

    U.S. House · Wisconsin, 7th district

    1. PrimaryWon48.96% · +22.4 pts · beat Kevin Hermening

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Wisconsin

    “Michael Alfonso has been a WINNER all of his life, comes from a truly spectacular family, and has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Representative from Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District”

  317. StatewideThrough

    Katherine Robertson R

    Attorney General · Alabama

    1. PrimaryWon40.5% · +6.1 pts · beat Jay Mitchell
    2. RunoffWon55.1% · +10.2 pts · beat Jay Mitchell
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Alabama Attorney General election

    “Katherine Robertson has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Attorney General”

  318. StatewideThrough

    Alexander Kolodin R

    Secretary of State · Arizona

    1. PrimaryWonbeat Gina Swoboda

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Arizona elections · Found with AI help

    “Alexander Kolodin has my complete and total Endorsement”

  319. StatewideThrough

    Warren Petersen R

    Attorney General · Arizona

    1. PrimaryWon56.4% · +12.8 pts · beat Rodney Glassman
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Arizona Attorney General election

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot, Warren Petersen, who is running to be the next Attorney General of the Wonderful State of Arizona!”

  322. StatewideThrough

    Brian Strickland R

    Attorney General · Georgia

    1. PrimaryWon71.6% · +43.2 pts · beat Bill Cowsert
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Georgia Attorney General election

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot, Brian Strickland, who is running to be the next Attorney General of the Wonderful State of Georgia!”

  323. StatewideThrough

    Greg Dolezal R

    Lieutenant Governor · Georgia

    1. PrimaryWon23.1% · −4.2 pts · beat John F. Kennedy
    2. RunoffWon54.2% · +8.4 pts · beat John F. Kennedy
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Georgia lieutenant gubernatorial election

    “Greg Dolezal has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Lieutenant Governor of Georgia”

  330. StatewideThrough

    Keith Faber R

    Attorney General · Ohio

    1. PrimaryUnopposed100%
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Ohio Attorney General election

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot, Keith Faber, who is running to be the next Attorney General of the Incredible State of Ohio”

  334. StatewideThrough

    Dawn Buckingham R

    Land Commissioner · Texas · incumbent

    1. PrimaryUnopposed100%
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Texas Land Commissioner election

    “Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, M.D., has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  335. StatewideThrough

    Mayes Middleton R

    Attorney General · Texas

    1. PrimaryWon39.1% · +7.5 pts · beat Chip Roy
    2. RunoffWon55.2% · +10.4 pts · beat Chip Roy
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Texas Attorney General election

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse "MAGA" Mayes Middleton, who is running to be the next Attorney General of the Wonderful State of Texas”

  336. State legislatureThrough

    Rick Roth R

    State Senate · Florida, 26th district

    1. PrimaryWon
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Florida Senate election

    “Rick Roth has my Complete and Total Endorsement for State Senate in 2026”

  337. State legislatureThrough

    Ileana Garcia R

    State Senate · Florida, 36th district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Florida Senate election

    “Ileana Garcia has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election in 2026”

  338. State legislatureThrough

    Ana Maria Rodriguez R

    State Senate · Florida, 40th district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Florida Senate election

    “Ana Maria Rodriguez has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election in 2026”

  340. State legislatureThrough

    Brian Schmutzler R

    State Senate · Indiana, 11th district

    1. PrimaryWon59.2% · +18.4 pts · beat Linda Rogers
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Indiana Senate election

    “Dr. Brian Schmutzler has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next State Senator”

  342. State legislatureThrough

    Liz Brown R

    State Senate · Indiana, 15th district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon50.1% · +0.2 pts · beat Darren Vogt
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Indiana Senate election

    “Liz Brown has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  347. State legislatureThrough

    Ron Alting R

    State Senate · Indiana, 22nd district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon59.1% · +18.2 pts · beat Richard Bagsby
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Indiana Senate election

    “Ron Alting has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  348. State legislatureThrough

    Mike Gaskill R

    State Senate · Indiana, 25th district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon55.4% · +10.8 pts · beat Katherine Callahan
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Indiana Senate election

    “Mike Gaskill has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  349. State legislatureThrough

    Scott Alexander R

    State Senate · Indiana, 26th district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon72.1% · +44.2 pts · beat Katherine Nunley-Kritsch
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Indiana Senate election

    “Scott Alexander has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  350. State legislatureThrough

    Jeff Raatz R

    State Senate · Indiana, 27th district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon69.3% · +38.6 pts · beat Anthony Lee Jones
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Indiana Senate election

    “Jeff Raatz has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  355. State legislatureThrough

    Randy Maxwell R

    State Senate · Indiana, 43rd district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon60.1% · +20.2 pts · beat Joe Volk
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Indiana Senate election

    “Randy Maxwell has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  360. State legislatureThrough

    Jim Tomes R

    State Senate · Indiana, 49th district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryWon81.8% · +63.6 pts · beat Brandi Pugh
    2. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Indiana Senate election

    “Jim Tomes has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  365. State legislatureThrough

    Kenny Cody R

    State House · Tennessee, 11th district

    1. PrimaryWon70.81% · +41.6 pts · beat Jeff Fancher

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Tennessee House of Representatives election

    “It is my Great Honor to endorse MAGA Warrior, Kenny Cody, who is running to represent the fantastic people of Tennessee's 11th State House District”

  366. State legislatureThrough

    David Cook R

    State Senate · Texas, 22nd district

    1. PrimaryWon67.34% · +43.3 pts · beat Jon Gimble
    2. Special electionNot yet
    3. NovemberNot yet

    Through to November.

    Result from 2026 Texas Senate election

    “David Cook has my Complete and Total Endorsement”

  370. HouseWaiting

    Tom McClintock R

    U.S. House · California, 5th district · incumbent

    No result yet.

    “Tom McClintock has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  371. HouseWaiting

    Darrell Issa R

    U.S. House · California, 48th district · incumbent

    1. PrimaryUnclear

    Nothing decided yet.

    Result from Darrell Issa · Found with AI help

    “Darrell Issa has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  372. HouseWaiting

    Hope Scheppelman R

    U.S. House · Colorado, 3rd district

    No result yet.

    “Hope Scheppelman has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Representative”

  373. HouseWaiting

    Daniel Webster R

    U.S. House · Florida, 11th district · incumbent

    No result yet.

    “Daniel Webster has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!”

  378. StatewideWaiting

    Tim Fleming R

    Secretary of State · Georgia

    No result yet.

    “Tim Fleming has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Secretary of State of Georgia”

  380. State legislatureWaiting

    Kim Kendall R

    State House · Florida, 18th district · incumbent

    No result yet.

    “Kim Kendall has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  381. State legislatureWaiting

    J.J. Grow R

    State House · Florida, 23rd district · incumbent

    No result yet.

    “J.J. Grow has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  382. State legislatureWaiting

    Jon Albert R

    State House · Florida, 48th district · incumbent

    No result yet.

    “Jon Albert has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  383. State legislatureWaiting

    Bill Conerly R

    State House · Florida, 72nd district · incumbent

    No result yet.

    “Bill Conerly has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  385. State legislatureWaiting

    Daryl Schmidt R

    State Senate · Indiana, 48th district · incumbent

    No result yet.

    “Daryl Schmidt has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election”

  386. AbroadWaiting

    Ali al-Zaidi

    Prime Minister · Iraq · incumbent

    No result yet.

    “somebody I supported from the beginning and fully endorsed. He won an Election”

Every year

ElectionPicksWonLost% lost
Midterms 2026395720–
Elections 2025126440% so far
Election 20242902285820% so far
Elections 202374233% so far
Midterms 2022118833228% so far
Elections 20211100%
Election 20201881354726% so far
Elections 201986225%
Midterms 201874383346% so far
Elections 2017201100% so far
Election 20161100%
Elections 2013100–
Election 2012101100%

How this page is made

Newsdesk, the newsroom tool behind the show, reads every one of Trump’s posts for endorsements (“Complete and Total Endorsement” and the like). Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic, picks out who and for which race, and a pick only counts once its quote is found word for word in his post. Every pick links to his posts.

Results come from Wikipedia’s election results, which Newsdesk reads itself. For the few races it can’t find there, Claude searches the web, and those say Found with AI help. Races are looked up again the morning after the vote, then every 6 hours for a week, and each result links to its source. A count can still change until it’s certified.

Every race, his or not, comes from Wikipedia’s pages for the year’s Senate, governor and House elections, where editors mark each winner as the race is called. Newsdesk reads them itself, with no AI, and a call shows here once two reads in a row agree, so one taken back within minutes never shows.