President Trump's Endorsement Success Record

U.S. Senate endorsements by Donald Trump, 2022
Candidate	Status	Office sought	Endorsement type	Outcome
Katie Britt (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. Senate Alabama	Primary Runoff, General	Won general
Kelly Tshibaka (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. Senate Alaska	Primary, General	Won primary
Blake Masters (R) ^source 1 ^source 2	Challenger	U.S. Senate Arizona	Primary, General	Won primary
John Boozman (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Arkansas	Primary, General	Won general
Leora Levy (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. Senate Connecticut	Primary, General	Lost general
Marco Rubio (R) ^source 1 ^source 2	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Florida	Primary, General	Won general
Herschel Walker (R) ^source 1 ^source 2	Challenger	U.S. Senate Georgia	Primary, General	Won primary
Mike Crapo (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Idaho	Primary, General	Won general
Chuck Grassley (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Iowa	Primary, General	Won general
Jerry Moran (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Kansas	Primary, General	Won general
Rand Paul (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Kentucky	Primary, General	Won general
John Neely Kennedy (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Louisiana	Primary	Won primary
Eric Schmitt (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. Senate Missouri	General	Won general
Adam Laxalt (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. Senate Nevada	Primary, General	Won primary
Don Bolduc (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. Senate New Hampshire	General	Lost general
Ted Budd (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. Senate North Carolina	Primary, General	Won general
John Hoeven (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate North Dakota	Primary, General	Won general
J.D. Vance (R) ^source 1 ^source 2	Open seat	U.S. Senate Ohio	Primary, General	Won general
James Lankford (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Oklahoma	General	Won general
Markwayne Mullin (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. Senate Oklahoma (special)	Primary Runoff, General	Won general
Mehmet Oz (R) ^source 1 ^source 2	Open seat	U.S. Senate Pennsylvania	Primary, General	Lost general
Sean Parnell (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. Senate Pennsylvania	Primary	Not on the ballot primary
Tim Scott (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate South Carolina	Primary, General	Won general
Mike Lee (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Utah	Primary, General	Won general
Gerald Malloy (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. Senate Vermont	General	Lost general
Ronald Harold Johnson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. Senate Wisconsin	Primary, General	Won primary

U.S. House endorsements by Donald Trump, 2022
Candidate	Status	Office sought	Endorsement type	Outcome
Jerry Carl (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Alabama District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Barry Moore (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Alabama District 2	Primary, General	Won general
Mike Rogers (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Alabama District 3	Primary, General	Won general
Robert Aderholt (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Alabama District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Dale Strong (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Alabama District 5	General	Won general
Gary Palmer (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Alabama District 6	Primary, General	Won general
Sarah Palin (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Alaska At-large District (special)	Primary, General	Lost general
Sarah Palin (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Alaska At-large District	Primary, General	Won primary
David Schweikert (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Arizona District 1	Primary, General	Won primary
Eli Crane (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Arizona District 2	Primary, General	Won primary
Kelly Cooper (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Arizona District 4	General	Won primary
Debbie Lesko (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Arizona District 8	Primary, General	Won general
Paul Gosar (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Arizona District 9	Primary, General	Won general
Rick Crawford (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Arkansas District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Bruce Westerman (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Arkansas District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Doug LaMalfa (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House California District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Kevin McCarthy (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House California District 20	Primary, General	Won general
Connie Conway (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House California District 22 (special)	General	Won general
Jay Obernolte (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House California District 23	Primary, General	Won primary
Kevin Kiley (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House California District 3	Primary, General	Won primary
Ken Calvert (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House California District 41	Primary, General	Won primary
Darrell Issa (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House California District 48	Primary, General	Won general
Tom McClintock (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House California District 5	Primary, General	Won general
Lauren Boebert (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Colorado District 3	Primary, General	Won primary
Matt Gaetz (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Gus M. Bilirakis (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 12	Primary, General	Won general
Anna Paulina Luna (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Florida District 13	Primary, General	Won general
Vern Buchanan (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 16	Primary, General	Won general
Greg Steube (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 17	Primary, General	Won general
Scott Franklin (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 18	Primary, General	Won general
Byron Donalds (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 19	Primary, General	Won general
Neal Dunn (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 2	Primary, General	Won general
Brian Mast (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 21	Primary, General	Won general
Mario Diaz-Balart (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 26	Primary, General	Won general
Carlos Gimenez (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 28	Primary, General	Won general
Kat Cammack (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 3	Primary, General	Won general
Aaron Bean (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Florida District 4	General	Won general
John Rutherford (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 5	Primary, General	Won general
Michael Waltz (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Florida District 6	Primary, General	Won general
Cory Mills (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Florida District 7	General	Won general
Earl Carter (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Georgia District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Mike Collins (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Georgia District 10	General	Won general
Vernon Jones (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Georgia District 10	Primary, Primary Runoff	Lost primary runoff
Barry Loudermilk (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Georgia District 11	Primary, General	Won general
Rick Allen (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Georgia District 12	Primary, General	Won general
Marjorie Taylor Greene (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Georgia District 14	Primary, General	Won general
Jake Evans (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Georgia District 6	Primary, Primary Runoff	Lost primary runoff
Rich McCormick (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Georgia District 6	General	Won general
Andrew Clyde (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Georgia District 9	Primary, General	Won general
Russ Fulcher (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Idaho District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Mike Bost (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Illinois District 12	Primary, General	Won general
Mary Miller (R) ^source 1 ^source 2	Incumbent	U.S. House Illinois District 15	Primary, General	Won general
Darin LaHood (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Illinois District 16	Primary, General	Won general
Jackie Walorski (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Indiana District 2	Primary	Not on the ballot general
Jim Banks (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Indiana District 3	Primary, General	Won general
Jim Baird (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Indiana District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Victoria Spartz (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Indiana District 5	Primary, General	Won general
Greg Pence (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Indiana District 6	Primary, General	Won general
Larry Bucshon (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Indiana District 8	Primary, General	Won general
Erin Houchin (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Indiana District 9	General	Won general
Ashley Hinson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Iowa District 2	Primary, General	Won general
Zach Nunn (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Iowa District 3	Primary, General	Won primary
Randy Feenstra (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Iowa District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Tracey Mann (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Kansas District 1	Primary, General	Won general
James Comer Jr. (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Kentucky District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Brett Guthrie (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Kentucky District 2	Primary, General	Won general
Thomas Massie (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Kentucky District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Hal Rogers (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Kentucky District 5	Primary, General	Won general
Andy Barr (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Kentucky District 6	Primary, General	Won general
Steve Scalise (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Louisiana District 1	Primary	Won primary
Clay Higgins (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Louisiana District 3	Primary	Won primary
Mike Johnson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Louisiana District 4	Primary	Won primary
John James (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Michigan District 10	Primary, General	Won primary
John Moolenaar (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Michigan District 2	Primary, General	Won general
John Gibbs (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Michigan District 3	Primary, General	Won primary
Bill Huizenga (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Michigan District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Steve Carra (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Michigan District 4	Primary	Not on the ballot primary
Tim Walberg (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Michigan District 5	Primary, General	Won general
Lisa McClain (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Michigan District 9	Primary, General	Won general
Trent Kelly (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Mississippi District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Mike Ezell (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Mississippi District 4	General	Won general
Blaine Luetkemeyer (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Missouri District 3	Primary, General	Won general
Mark Alford (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Missouri District 4	General	Won general
Sam Graves (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Missouri District 6	Primary, General	Won general
Eric Burlison (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Missouri District 7	General	Won general
Jason Smith (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Missouri District 8	Primary, General	Won general
Ryan Zinke (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Montana District 1	Primary, General	Won primary
Matt Rosendale (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Montana District 2	Primary, General	Won general
Adrian Smith (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Nebraska District 3	Primary, General	Won general
Karoline Leavitt (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House New Hampshire District 1	General	Lost general
Bob Burns (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House New Hampshire District 2	General	Won primary
Nicole Malliotakis (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House New York District 11	Primary, General	Won general
Elise Stefanik (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House New York District 21	Primary, General	Won general
Nicholas A. Langworthy (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House New York District 23	General	Won general
Claudia Tenney (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House New York District 24	Primary, General	Won general
Sandy Smith (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House North Carolina District 1	General	Won primary
Patrick T. McHenry (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House North Carolina District 10	Primary, General	Won general
Madison Cawthorn (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House North Carolina District 11	Primary	Lost primary
Bo Hines (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House North Carolina District 13	Primary, General	Lost general
Gregory Murphy (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House North Carolina District 3	Primary, General	Won general
Virginia Foxx (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House North Carolina District 5	Primary, General	Won general
David Rouzer (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House North Carolina District 7	Primary, General	Won general
Dan Bishop (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House North Carolina District 8	Primary, General	Won general
Richard Hudson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House North Carolina District 9	Primary, General	Won general
Kelly Armstrong (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House North Dakota At-large District	Primary, General	Won general
Steve Chabot (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Ohio District 1	Primary, General	Lost general
Michael Turner (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Ohio District 10	Primary, General	Won general
Troy Balderson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Ohio District 12	Primary, General	Won general
Madison Gesiotto Gilbert (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Ohio District 13	Primary, General	Lost general
Mike Carey (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Ohio District 15	Primary, General	Won general
Brad Wenstrup (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Ohio District 2	Primary, General	Won general
Jim Jordan (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Ohio District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Bob Latta (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Ohio District 5	Primary, General	Won general
Bill Johnson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Ohio District 6	Primary, General	Won general
Max Miller (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Ohio District 7	Primary, General	Won general
Warren Davidson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Ohio District 8	Primary, General	Won general
J.R. Majewski (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Ohio District 9	Primary, General	Lost general
Kevin Hern (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Oklahoma District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Josh Brecheen (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Oklahoma District 2	General	Won general
Frank Lucas (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Oklahoma District 3	Primary, General	Won general
Tom Cole (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Scott Perry (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Pennsylvania District 10	Primary, General	Won general
Lloyd Smucker (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Pennsylvania District 11	Primary, General	Won general
Guy Reschenthaler (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Pennsylvania District 14	Primary, General	Won general
Glenn Thompson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Pennsylvania District 15	General	Won general
Mike Kelly (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Pennsylvania District 16	Primary, General	Won general
Jim Bognet (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Pennsylvania District 8	Primary, General	Won primary
Dan Meuser (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Pennsylvania District 9	General	Won general
Katie Arrington (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House South Carolina District 1	Primary	Lost primary
Joe Wilson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House South Carolina District 2	Primary, General	Won general
Jeff Duncan (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House South Carolina District 3	Primary, General	Won general
William Timmons (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House South Carolina District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Ralph Norman (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House South Carolina District 5	Primary, General	Won general
Russell Fry (R) ^source 1 ^source 2	Challenger	U.S. House South Carolina District 7	Primary, General	Won general
Diana Harshbarger (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Tennessee District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Charles J. Fleischmann (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Tennessee District 3	Primary, General	Won general
Andy Ogles (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Tennessee District 5	General	Won general
Morgan Ortagus (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Tennessee District 5	Primary	Not on the ballot primary
Mark Green (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Tennessee District 7	Primary, General	Won general
Nathaniel Moran (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Texas District 1	General	Won general
Michael McCaul (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 10	Primary, General	Won general
August Pfluger (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 11	Primary, General	Won general
Kay Granger (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 12	Primary, General	Won general
Ronny L. Jackson (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 13	Primary, General	Won general
Randy Weber (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 14	Primary, General	Won general
Monica De La Cruz (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Texas District 15	Primary, General	Won primary
Jodey Arrington (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 19	Primary, General	Won general
Troy Nehls (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 22	Primary, General	Won general
Beth Van Duyne (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 24	Primary, General	Won general
Roger Williams (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 25	Primary, General	Won general
Michael Cloud (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 27	Primary, General	Won general
Keith Self (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Texas District 3	General	Won general
John Carter (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 31	Primary, General	Won general
Brian Babin (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 36	Primary, General	Won general
Wesley Hunt (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Texas District 38	Primary, General	Won general
Pat Fallon (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Lance Gooden (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 5	Primary, General	Won general
Jake Ellzey (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Texas District 6	Primary, General	Won general
Morgan Luttrell (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Texas District 8	General	Won general
Chris Stewart (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Utah District 2	Primary, General	Won general
Burgess Owens (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Utah District 4	Primary, General	Won general
Robert J. Wittman (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Virginia District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Bob Good (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Virginia District 5	Convention, General	Won general
Benjamin Lee Cline (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Virginia District 6	Primary, General	Won general
Yesli Vega (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Virginia District 7	General	Lost general
H. Morgan Griffith (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House Virginia District 9	Primary, General	Won general
Joe Kent (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Washington District 3	Primary, General	Won primary
Loren Culp (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Washington District 4	Primary	Lost primary
Carol Miller (R) ^source	Incumbent	U.S. House West Virginia District 1	Primary, General	Won general
Alexander Mooney (R) ^source 1 ^source 2	Incumbent	U.S. House West Virginia District 2	Primary, General	Won general
Derrick Van Orden (R) ^source	Open seat	U.S. House Wisconsin District 3	Primary, General	Won primary
Harriet Hageman (R) ^source	Challenger	U.S. House Wyoming At-large District	Primary, General	Won general

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