Trump boasts perfect endorsement record in 118 GOP primaries so far in 2026
President Trump has achieved a perfect endorsement record in 118 GOP primaries for the 2026 election cycle. His influence within the Republican Party is reportedly stronger than ever, with Trump-backed candidates winning 110 congressional primaries. This success has led to significant defeats for some long-standing incumbents, showcasing Trump's role as a key figure in shaping the party's direction.
- ▪Trump has endorsed candidates in 295 primaries for the 2026 election cycle.
- ▪He has a perfect endorsement record in 118 GOP primaries so far, with 110 wins in congressional races.
- ▪Longtime incumbents like Senators John Cornyn and Bill Cassidy have lost their primaries after Trump's endorsements.
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Politics exclusive details Trump boasts perfect endorsement record in 118 GOP primaries so far in 2026 By Ryan King, Josh Christenson and Emily Goodin Published May 27, 2026, 4:38 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google WASHINGTON — President Trump is the undisputed GOP kingpin. The 79-year-old is reveling in a perfect endorsement track record across 118 Republican House, Senate, and gubernatorial primaries this cycle, illustrating how his influence within the party is stronger than it’s ever been. “After years of weak globalists and elitists leading our party, President Trump transformed the GOP into the party of the working class,” Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) told The Post Wednesday.
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