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Here is an updated list of the endorsments made by Sarah Palin so far:

Cecile Bledsoe for for U.S. Congress in Arkansas 06/03/10 - (Primary runoff is June 8)
Terry Branstad for governor of Iowa, 06/03/10 - (Primary election is June 8)
Joe Miller for U.S. Senate in Alaska, 06/02/10 - (Primary election is Aug. 24)
Clint Didier for U.S. Senate in Washington State, 05/20/10 - (Primary election is Aug. 17)
Susana Martinez for governor of New Mexico, 05/15/10 - (Won primary election)
Nikki Haley for governor of South Carolina, 05/14/10 - (Primary election is June 8)
Carly Fiorina for U.S. Senate in California, 05/06/10 - (Primary election is June 8)
Tom Emmer for governor of Minnesota, 04/29/10 - (Primary election is Aug. 10)
Tim Burns for U.S. Congress in Pennsylvania, 04/26/10 - (Lost special election)
Vaughn Ward for U.S. Congress in Idaho, 03/29/10 - (Lost primary election)
Adam Kinzinger for U.S. Congress in Illinois, 03/29/10 - (Leads in general race)
Allen West for U.S. Congress in Florida, 03/29/10 - (Leads in general race)
Sean Duffy for U.S. Congress in Wisconsin, 02/17/10 - (Primary election is Sept. 14)
Rand Paul for U.S. Senate in Kentucky, 02/01/10 - (Won primary election)
Rick Perry for governor of Texas, 01/20/10 - (Won primary election)
Michele Bachmann for U.S. Congress in Minnesota, 01/20/10 - (Leads in general race)
John McCain for U.S. Senate in Arizona, 01/20/10 - (Primary is Aug. 24)
Chris Christie for governor of New Jersey, 10/27/09 - (Won special election)
Bob McDonnell for governor of Virginia, 10/27/09 - (Won special election
Doug Hoffman for U.S. Congress in New York, 10/22/09 - (Lost special election)
Saxby Chambliss for U.S. Senate in Georgia, 11/25/08 - (Won runoff election)

- JP