Alabama

Trump has endorsed Rep. Barry Moore for Alabama’s open Senate seat left by Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is running for governor and also received the president’s endorsement in that venture. Moore won in the GOP primary runoff against former Navy SEAL Jared Hudson. 

Tuberville won the Republican nomination in the primary. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Mike Rogers, Robert Aderholt, and Dale Strong, who all won in their primary elections. The president also endorsed State Rep. Rhett Marques and former U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl, and Gary Palmer, who are running in special congressional primaries scheduled for August after the state’s congressional map was redrawn. Trump’s picks in the special elections all won their special primary elections. 

At the state level, vice chairman of the Republican National Committee John Wahl has secured Trump’s endorsement for lieutenant governor. Wahl did not secure the majority of the vote but advanced to a runoff election, which he ultimately won. 

Alaska

Trump has endorsed Sen. Dan Sullivan for reelection, and he advanced to the general election.

Trump has endorsed Rep. Nick Begich, who won the most votes in the primary election.

Arizona 

Arizona will not hold a Senate race during this election cycle. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Eli Crain, Juan Ciscomani, Jay Feely, Abraham Hamadeh, and Paul Gosar. He has also endorsed Mark Lamb. All of the House candidates endorsed by the president won their respective primaries.  

In the Arizona gubernatorial race, Trump threw his support behind Rep. Andy Biggs, calling him “outstanding.”  Biggs ultimately won the nomination in the primary election. 

The president also backed Alexander Kolodin, who also won the nomination.  

Arkansas

Trump has endorsed Sen. Tom Cotton for reelection. Cotton won the Republican primary election March 3 and will be heading to the general election in November.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Rick Crawford, French Hill, Steve Womack, and Bruce Westerman. All three representatives whom the president endorsed in Arkansas won their primaries on March 3.

For Arkansas governor, Trump has endorsed Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders for reelection. Sanders has already won the primary elections and will take on two Democratic challengers in November. 

California

California will not hold a Senate race during this election cycle. 

Trump has endorsed challenger Kevin Lincoln II and California GOP assemblyman James Gallagher, as well as Reps. Vince Fong, Jay Obernolte, Tom McClintock, Jim Desmond to represent California in the House. Gallagher and all of the incumbents won in their primaries.

The president also backed Steve Hilton in the state’s primary for California’s next governor. Hilton will be heading to a general election where he will face Democrats Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer.

Trump also endorsed Spencer Pratt for mayor of Los Angeles, but the former reality TV star ultimately failed to secure enough votes to make it to a general election runoff against Bass.

California uses a jungle primary system, in which all candidates appear on the same ballot and the two highest vote-getters advance to the general election regardless of party.

Colorado

While Trump has not endorsed a candidate in the Colorado Senate race, several Republican candidates are running. State representative Mark Baisley is among the Republicans seeking the seat, but he has not received an endorsement from the president.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Lauren Boebert, Jeff Crank, and Gabe Evans.

Trump at one point rescinded his endorsement of Hurd. The president cited Hurd’s lack of support on foreign tariffs as reason for no longer backing Hurd. Trump at one point rescinded his endorsement of him. Just before the primary election, Trump re-endorsed Hurd.

Connecticut

Connecticut will hold races for its five House seats, governor, state House, Senate, and several other state legislative offices. 

The state has voted primarily for Democrats since 2006. Trump has not issued any endorsements for candidates running in Connecticut.  

Delaware

Delaware will hold elections for one Senate seat, its singular House seat, the state House and Senate, and several other legislative offices. 

The president has not issued any endorsements for candidates running in Delaware.

Florida

Trump endorsed Sen. Ashley Moody for reelection, as she was appointed to fill the seat left vacant by Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Moody won her primary election.

Trump has endorsed Sydney Gruters and Reps. Gus Bilirakis, Anna Paulina Luna, Laurel Lee, John Rutherford, Aaron Bean, Greg Steube, Scott Franklin, Carlos Gimenez, Mario Diaz-Balart, Kat Cammack, Randy Fine, Mike Haridopolos, Maria Elvira Salazar, Brian Mast, and Jimmy Patronis to represent Florida in the House, and all won in their primary elections.

The president also endorsed Catalina Lauf to replace Rep. Byron Donalds, who is running for governor, but she lost her primary.

Embattled Rep. Cory Mills was also endorsed by the president but was ousted in his primary. The morning after the primary, Trump said he had told Mills to drop his reelection bid. Trump then endorsed Ryan Elijah, who beat Mills in the primary.

The president previously endorsed Rep. Neal Dunn to represent Florida’s 2nd Congressional District, but he has since dropped out of the race to retire due to a terminal diagnosis. Trump had also backed Rep. Vern Buchanan, who is retiring after 20 years in office.

To replace Gov. Ron DeSantis, who is not seeking reelection due to term limits, Trump has endorsed Republican candidate Donalds, who won the primary and will face former Republican Rep. David Jolly, who is running as a Democrat, in the general election.

In the Florida House of Representatives, the president endorsed Jon Maples, who is running for an open seat. Maples lost the March 24 special election for the district that includes Mar-a-Lago to Democrat Emily Gregory, a small-business owner in health and fitness. Maples, however, is getting another shot at Gregory after winning the GOP primary on Aug. 18 and will face her in the general election.

Trump also endorsed Bill Conerly, Jon Albert, J.J. Grow, Kim Kendall, and Meg Weinberger for the state House, all of whom won their primary elections.

Trump has endorsed Florida Attorney General candidate James Uthmeier, who is seeking reelection. Uthmeier won in his primary election.

The president also backed Wilton Simpson for Florida agriculture commissioner, and he won in the primary.

Georgia

Georgia will hold a Senate race this election cycle in which Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) will seek reelection.

On the Republican side, Trump threw his support behind Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) days before a runoff against Derek Dooley, who is backed by Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA). Collins prevailed over Dooley and will face Ossoff in the general election. 

On the Republican side, Trump has endorsed Reps. Rich McCormick, Austin Scott, Brian Jack, Rick Allen, and Andrew Clyde, as well as newcomers Clay Fuller and state Rep. Houston Gaines, in their House races. The president also endorsed Rep. Barry Loudermilk for reelection, but Loudermilk has since announced he will not seek reelection.

Fuller, who was running in a special election to replace former Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, won the seat by +12 points in a runoff general election.

McCormick, Jack, and Scott were uncontested in the primary election, and Allen and Clyde won the nomination over their challengers. 

Gaines won the nomination in the primary and will head to the general election. 

Jim Kingston, who is running for Georgia’s 1st Congressional District, also received an endorsement from the president. Kingston is looking to secure the congressional seat that his father, Jack Kingston, held for more than two decades. Kingston won the nomination in the primary election. 

Following Georgia’s primary, Trump endorsed John Cowan, who won the primary to succeed Loudermilk. 

Trump also endorsed Burt Jones for governor, as Kemp will not seek reelection due to term limits. Jones faced Rick Jackson in a runoff election that ended up being a high profile loss for Trump, as Jones was defeated by Jackson. The president ultimately endorsed Jackson and his lieutenant governor, Greg Dolezal, after a runoff. 

Trump also gave his support to Brian Strickland, who is running for attorney general, and Tim Fleming, who is running for secretary of state. The president endorsed Strickland and Flemming after the primary elections. 

Hawaii 

Hawaii will hold elections for its two House seats, governor, state House and Senate, and several other legislative executives.

Trump has not endorsed any candidates running for office in Hawaii’s midterm elections. 

Idaho

Trump has endorsed Sen. Jim Risch for reelection, who won in the primary election on May 19. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Russ Fulcher and Mike Simpson to serve as representatives for the state’s two congressional districts, and both congressmen won in the primary election.

For governor, Trump endorsed incumbent Gov. Brad Little. The president also extended an endorsement to Lt. Gov. Scott Bedke, who is running for reelection. Little and Bedke won the nomination and are headed to the general election.

Illinois 

Illinois will hold a Senate race this election cycle, though the field mainly consists of Democratic candidates. Trump has not endorsed the lone Republican, Don Tracy. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Mike Bost, Mary Miller, and Darin LaHood for reelection. The three incumbents represent Illinois’ three Republican voting districts, which are primarily south of Chicago. All three candidates won their primaries on March 17. 

Indiana

Indiana will not hold a Senate election during this cycle.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Marlin Stutzman, Jim Baird, Victoria Spartz, Jefferson Shreve, Mark Messmer, Rudy Yakym, and Erin Houchin, who all won the nomination in the Republican primaries.Trump also backed Barb Regnitz to represent Indiana’s 1st Congressional District, and she also won in the Republican primary.

At the state level, Trump has endorsed Tracey Powell, Paula Copenhaver, Blake Fiechter, Jeff Ellington, Brenda Wilson, and Michelle Davis, all of whom are challenging sitting Republicans for state Senate seats.

Powell, Fiechter, Ellington, and Davis all won in the Republican primary against the sitting GOP state senators. Copenhaver’s race against state Sen. Spencer Deery was too close to call the morning after the primary, but Copenhaver was just three votes behind Deery. The Indiana Recount Commission is still reviewing the results of Copenhaver’s primary. 

Wilson lost in the primary to incumbent state Sen. Greg Goode.

Iowa

Trump has endorsed Rep. Ashley Hinson for Iowa‘s open Senate seat, and she won her primary. Incumbent Sen. Joni Ernst will not seek reelection. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Marionette Miller-Meeks and Zach Nunn for reelection. The president also endorsed Joe Mitchell, a former state representative seeking an open seat, and Chris McGowen, the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce president, for another open seat. All of the candidates Trump endorsed for Iowa’s congressional delegation won in their primary elections. 

The president also backed Rep. Randy Feenstra, who was running to be the Hawkeye State’s next governor, but Feenstra lost in the primary election to Zach Lahn. 

Kansas

Trump has endorsed Sen. Roger Marshall for reelection in Kansas.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Tracy Mann, Derek Schmidt, and Ron Estes. 

At the state level, the president has endorsed state Senate President Ty Masterson for governor. 

Kentucky

Kentucky will hold a Senate race this election cycle to fill Sen. Mitch McConnell’s seat, as he is retiring. Trump endorsed Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY) to succeed McConnell after asking competitor Nate Morris to step out of the race, offering the businessman an unspecified ambassadorship.

Barr won the nomination and will be facing Democrat Charles Booker in the general election. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. James Comer, Brett Guthrie, Ed Gallrein, and Hal Rogers. All of the candidates won in the primary and are headed to the general election in November. 

Gallrein secured a presidential endorsement over incumbent Rep. Thomas Massie, as Massie has been a strong critic of Trump’s policies, particularly the Justice Department‘s handling of the Epstein files. Gallrein won the primary May 19, ousting Massie.

Louisiana 

Trump has endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow for Louisiana’s Senate seat to challenge incumbent Sen. Bill Cassidy.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Steve Scalise, Clay Higgins, and House Speaker Mike Johnson. Higgins is running unopposed, so he will be the Republican nominee in November.

Maine

Sen. Susan Collins will seek reelection in Maine’s 2026 Senate race, with an unexpected endorsement from Trump. Collins did not face any challengers, so she will be going head-to-head with embattled Democrat hopeful Graham Platner.

Trump has endorsed Paul LePage for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, but the president has not backed a Republican candidate in the state’s 1st Congressional District. LePage did not face any primary challengers and will be headed to the general election in November. 

Maryland

Maryland will not hold a Senate race during the midterm elections. However, the state will hold elections for eight House seats, governor, state House and Senate, as well as other state offices. 

Trump endorsed Rep. Andy Harris, chairman of the Freedom Caucus, for Maryland’s 1st Congressional District.

Massachusetts

Massachusetts will hold elections for one of its Senate seats, nine House seats, governor, state House and Senate, and seven legislative offices, including members of the governor’s council.

Trump has not endorsed any of the candidates running in Massachusetts. 

Michigan

Trump endorsed former Rep. Mike Rogers in July 2025 for Michigan’s Senate seat. Rogers has been a supporter of Trump, specifically on the issue of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, which connects Detroit to Ontario.

Bill Huizenga was originally going to challenge Rogers for the Republican nomination, but Trump asked him to back down. Huizenga has now filed to run for reelection in the 4th Congressional District and has since received the president’s endorsement.

Trump has endorsed incumbent Reps. Jack Bergman, John Moolenaar, Tim Walberg, Tom Barrett, and Lisa McClain for five of the 13 House seats in Michigan. The president also endorsed newcomers Amir Hassan and Mike Bouchard.

Moolenaar, Walberg, Barrett, and McClain were uncontested in their primaries and will be headed to the general election. Bergman, Huizenga, and Bouchard faced challengers but also won their primaries.

Hassan was the only candidate endorsed by Trump to lose his primary election bid in Michigan. Instead, Thomas J. Smith, a retired engineer who had dropped out of the race, won with over 50% of the vote.

At the state level, Trump backed John James to be the next governor.

Minnesota

While Minnesota will hold a Senate race in 2026 to replace Sen. Tina Smith (D-MN), Trump has not endorsed any candidate in the Republican field. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Brad Finstad, Tom Emmer, Michelle Fischbach, and Pete Stauber for reelection, who all won their primary elections. 

At the state level, Trump endorsed MyPillow founder Mike Lindell in the state’s gubernatorial race. Lindell has been a staunch supporter of the president during both administrations. Lindell failed to secure enough votes to win the nomination, losing his primary to Lisa Demuth. 

Mississippi

Trump has endorsed Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith for reelection in Mississippi, and she won the primary. 

Trump endorsed Reps. Trent Kelly, Michael Guest, and Mike Ezell for reelection to the House of Representatives, and all three won in the primary elections on March 10.

Missouri 

The Show-Me State will not hold a Senate election during this cycle.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Ann Wagner, Bob Onder, Mark Alford, Eric Burlison, and Jason Smith for reelection to the House of Representatives, all of whom secured the nomination in the Aug. 4 primaries. The president also endorsed state Sen. Rick Brattin, who also won his primary.

Montana 

Trump endorsed Sen. Steve Daines for reelection in Montana, but Daines announced his retirement on March 4. The president then backed Kurt Alme, who won the nomination in the primary.

On the House of Representatives side, Trump has endorsed Reps. Ryan Zinke and Troy Downing for reelection. Flint and Downing won the nomination in their primaries.

Nebraska

Sen. Pete Ricketts received a presidential endorsement from Trump as he seeks reelection. Ricketts won in the primary on May 12.  

Trump has endorsed Reps. Mike Flood and Adrian Smith for reelection in Nebraska.  The president also endorsed Brinker Harding for Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District, who won in the primary, though he was running unopposed. 

Rep. Don Bacon announced he would not seek reelection and will retire, after butting heads with Trump’s agenda. 

Trump endorsed Omaha City Councilman Brinker Harding for Bacon’s seat. Although a Republican, Bacon has voted against Trump’s agenda, including voting to repeal tariffs on Canada. 

For governor, the president endorsed incumbent Gov. Jim Pillen, who won the nomination in the primary. 

Trump also endorsed Mike Hilgers for Nebraska’s attorney general, and Hilgers won in the primary. 

Nevada 

Nevada will not hold a Senate race during this election cycle. 

Trump endorsed incumbent Rep. Mark Amodei for reelection, but Amodei will be retiring at the end of his term. Instead, the president has backed David Flippo, while many other state Republicans endorsed Flippo’s challenger former Nevada Senate Minority Leader James Settelmeyer. Flippo won the primary.

Composer Marty O’Donnell and state Sen. Carrie Buck have also received the president’s endorsement for Nevada’s congressional delegation. All three candidates Trump endorsed won their respective primary elections. 

Gov. Joe Lombardo secured an endorsement from the president as he seeks reelection. The president also endorsed Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony, who is running for reelection. Lombardo and Anthony won in the Republican primary election.

The president also backed Adriana Guzmán Fralick, who is running to be Nevada’s attorney general. Fralick won the nomination in the state’s primary election. 

New Hampshire

Trump has endorsed former Gov. Chris Sununu for Senate. 

Another notable Republican, Scott Brown, the GOP Senate predecessor of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), has switched states and will run for New Hampshire‘s next senator. He has not received Trump’s endorsement.

In the House, Trump has endorsed Anthony DiLorenzo, who is running to represent the state’s 1st Congressional District. 

New Jersey 

While New Jersey will hold a Senate race in 2026, Trump has not endorsed any candidates challenging Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ). 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Jeff Van Drew, Chris Smith, and Thomas Kean Jr. for reelection. They are the only representatives running for the Republican Party in New Jersey, and they all won their respective primaries.

New Mexico

Trump gave a last minute endorsement to Greg Cunningham, a former police officer who is running for the House. Cunningham won the nomination in the Republican primary June 2.

New York 

New York will not hold a Senate election during the midterm elections.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Nick LaLota, Nicole Malliotakis, Mike Lawler, Andrew Garbarino, Nick Langworthy, and Claudia Tenney for reelection.

The president also extended an endorsement to professional boxer businessman Anthony Constantino, who is running for New York’s 21st Congressional District, as well as newcomers Mike LiPetri, Peter Oberacker, and Jeanine Driscoll. The seat is held by Rep. Elise Stefanik, who is retiring at the end of her term.

As Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) seeks reelection, Trump has endorsed Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman.

All of the candidates endorsed by the president won their respective primary elections.

North Carolina 

Trump has endorsed Michael Whatley to replace Sen. Thom Tillis, who is retiring. Whatley won in the Republican primary election on March 3 and will head to the general election in November, where he will face former Gov. Roy Cooper.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Pat Harrigan, Chuck Edwards, Brad Knott, Tim Moore, Greg Murphy, Virginia Foxx, Addison McDowell, David Rouzer, Mark Harris, and Richard Hudson for reelection. All of the representatives whom the president endorsed in North Carolina won in the Republican primary election on March 3.

At the state level, the president endorsed incumbent Phil Berger for the state Senate, who ultimately lost in the primary election. 

North Dakota 

There will not be a Senate election in North Dakota during the 2026 elections. 

Trump has endorsed Rep. Julie Fedorchak for reelection, and she won in the Republican primary and will be headed to the general election in November.

Ohio

Trump has endorsed Sen. Jon Husted for reelection. Husted was appointed by Gov. Mike DeWine (R-OH) to fill the seat left vacant by Vice President JD Vance, and Husted won in the Republican primary.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Michael Turner, Troy Balderson, David Joyce, Mike Carey, David Taylor, Jim Jordan, Bob Latta, Michael Rulli, Max Miller, Warren Davidson, Eric Conroy, and David Joyce for reelection. All of the representatives endorsed by Trump won in the Republican primary elections. 

Ohio will also elect a new governor in the midterm elections, and Trump has handed his endorsement to his former challenger, Vivek Ramaswamy. 

Ramaswamy won in the Republican primary with over 80% of votes cast in his favor.

Oklahoma

Trump had endorsed Sen. Markwayne Mullin for reelection in the midterm elections, but Mullin was appointed to serve as Department of Homeland Security Secretary, leaving his seat vacant. 

Sen. Alan Armstrong was tapped to fill Mullin’s seat, but Oklahoma law prevents him from seeking election to the office. Trump endorsed Rep. Kevin Hern (R-OK) in the special election primary, and Hern won the nomination.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Josh Brecheen, Frank Lucas, Tom Cole, and Stephanie Bice for reelection to all of Oklahoma’s five House seats, as well as Jackson Lahmeyer for Hern’s seat. All of the incumbent candidates won their respective primaries.  

Lahmeyer set to advance to a runoff against Mark Tedford, but ultimately dropped his bid. Trump then endorsed Tedford, saying he is “MAGA all the way.” 

At the state level, the president endorsed Mike Mazzei for Oklahoma governor, and T.W. Shannon for lieutenant governor. Mazzei is headed to a runoff election, as he was unable to secure more than 50% of the vote against Gentner Drummon, but Shannon secured a primary win and is headed to the general election. 

Oregon 

Trump has not granted either of the two Republican candidates an endorsement in the Oregon Senate race. 

Trump has endorsed Rep. Cliff Bentz for reelection to Oregon’s 2nd Congressional District. Bentz won in the primary election on May 19.

Pennsylvania 

Neither of Pennsylvania‘s two senators’ terms will expire and prompt an election in 2026.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Scott Perry, Lloyd Smucker, John Joyce, Guy Reschenthaler, Glenn Thompson, Mike Kelly, Ryan Mackenzie, Rob Bresnahan Jr., and Dan Meuser for reelection. All of the candidates Trump endorsed won in their respective primaries.

Stacy Garrity is running for the open governor’s seat to challenge Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA), and she has received the president’s endorsement. Garrity won the nomination in the primary. 

Rhode Island

While Rhode Island will elect a senator in 2026, Trump has not endorsed any of the two Republican candidates. 

There are no candidates running for the House of Representatives in Rhode Island.

South Carolina

Trump endorsed Sen. Lindsey Graham for reelection prior to his death. Graham served as South Carolina‘s senator since 2003 and won the nomination in the primary election.

After his unexpected death, Trump endorsed the late senator’s sister, Sen. Darline Graham Nordone, to fill the seat. The president later announced he would support Graham Nordone to run for a full term in the special election.

Graham Nordone did not pass the majority threshold in the special primary election and is headed to a runoff against Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC)

Trump has endorsed Reps. Joe Wilson, Sheri Biggs, William Timmons, Russell Fry, and state Sen. Wes Climer. Fry, Climer, and Biggs did not face primary challengers, and Wilson and Timmons won the nomination.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) ran for governor of the Palmetto state, but was snubbed by Trump, who instead endorsed Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette. Evette did not secure the majority of the vote and faced Attorney General Alan Wilson, who ultimately prevailed in the runoff. Trump endorsed Wilson ahead of the June 23 runoff.

Further down the ballot, the president endorsed Cody Simpson for South Carolina commissioner of agriculture. Simpson will be headed to a runoff election against Danny Ford.

South Dakota

Trump has endorsed Sen. Mike Rounds for reelection, and Rounds won in the primary.

Trump endorsed South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley, who is running for the U.S. House, and Jackley won the nomination in the primary.

Tennessee

Trump has endorsed Sen. Bill Hagerty, who won his primary.

Trump has endorsed Reps. Diana Harshbarger, Tim Burchett, Chuck Fleischmann, Scott DesJarlais, Andy Ogles, Matt Van Epps, and David Kustoff for reelection. The president also endorsed newcomer Brent Taylor to represent the state’s 9th Congressional District.

Ogles lost in the primary election, but all of the other Trump-backed House candidates won their primaries.

At the state level, Trump endorsed Sen. Marsha Blackburn for governor after her primary win on Aug. 6. The president also backed Kenny Cody, who is running to represent Tennessee’s 11th State House District, and Cody won the nomination in the primary election.

Texas

Sen. John Cornyn is seeking reelection in the Lone Star State and is a prominent Trump ally but was refused an endorsement

Attorney General Ken Paxton and Rep. Wesley Hunt joined Cornyn in the race for the Senate seat, though Hunt didn’t make it past the primary. Cornyn and Paxton are heading for a runoff election on May 26. Trump had delayed an endorsement in the race because he “likes” both candidates, but the president threw his support behind Paxton just days before the runoff election. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Nathaniel Moran, Chris Gober, August Pfluger, Craig Goldman, Ronny Jackson, Randy Weber, Monica De La Cruz, Pete Sessions, Jodey Arrington, Mark Teixeira, Trever Nehls, Tony Gonzales, Beth Van Duyne, and Roger Williams.

Brandon Gill, Michael Cloud, Tano Tijerina, Keith Self, John Carter, Eric Flores, Brian Babin, Pat Fallon, Lance Gooden, and Jake Ellzey have also secured the president’s endorsement.

He has also endorsed Jon Bonck, Carlos De La Cruz, Alex Mealer, Jace Yarbrough, Jessica Steinmann, and Steve Toth, who unseated Rep. Dan Crenshaw in the primary, to represent Texas in the House. 

Every representative endorsed by Trump won in the Republican primary on March 3, except for Gonzales, who started a runoff election against Republican opponent Brandon Herrera after neither candidate received the 50% required to win the race.

Herrera later received the president’s endorsement after Gonzales dropped his reelection bid. Gonzales’s decision to drop his reelection bid came after he admitted to having an affair with a staffer, who later died by suicide. 

Tom Sell won in a runoff election for Texas’s 19th Congressional District, and was later endorsed by Trump for the general election. 

At the state level, Trump has endorsed Gov. Greg Abbott for reelection and Dan Patrick for lieutenant governor, and both won in the Republican primary on March 3.

David Cook and Leigh Wambsganss have also secured Trump’s endorsement as they seek state Senate seats. 

The president has also endorsed several state House candidates for reelection, Reps. Angelia Orr, Dustin Burrows, and Candy Noble. All three state house candidates secured the Republican candidacy on March 3 in the primary election.

Trump’s endorsements in Texas run down the ballot as he has endorsed Sid Miller for the commissioner of agriculture, Donald Huffines for comptroller of public accounts, and Dawn Buckingham for land commissioner. 

Huffines and Buckingham won in the Republican primary on March 3, but Miller did not. 

Utah

Utah will not hold a Senate election in the 2026 elections. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Blake Moore, Celeste Maloy, and Mike Kennedy. 

Rep. Burgess Owens also secured the president’s endorsement, but later announced he would be retiring.

Vermont

Vermont will not hold a Senate race during this election cycle, but there will be an election for its one House seat and several other state-level roles. Trump has not made any endorsements.

Virginia

Virginia will hold an election for one of its Senate seats during the midterm elections, but Trump has not made any endorsements in the field of Republican candidates looking to challenge Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA)

Trump has endorsed Reps. Rob Wittman, Jennifer Kiggans, John McGuire, Ben Cline, and Morgan Griffith for reelection. 

Washington

Washington will not hold a Senate election during the midterm elections.

Trump has endorsed Amanda McKinney and Michael Baumgartner to represent Washington in the House. The president also backed state Sen. John Braun to represent the state’s 3rd Congressional District.

All of the candidates backed by Trump won their respective primaries and are headed to the general election.

West Virginia  

Trump has endorsed Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, who won the candidacy in the primary on May 12. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Carol Miller and Riley Moore for reelection to represent West Virginia‘s two congressional seats in the House. Both Miller and Moore won their primaries.

Wisconsin

There is no Senate seat up for election in Wisconsin. 

Trump has endorsed Reps. Bryan Steil, Derrick Van Orden, Scott Fitzgerald, Glenn Grothman, and Tony Wied for reelection. The president also endorsed Michael Alfonso, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy‘s son-in-law, for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District. 

At the state level, Trump gave an endorsement to Tom Tiffany in the gubernatorial race to fill the seat left vacant by Gov. Tony Evers (D-WI), who is retiring.

All of the candidates backed by the president in Wisconsin won their respective primary elections. 

Wyoming 

Trump initially endorsed incumbent Sen. Cynthia Lummis, but she later announced she would not seek reelection.

Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) received the president’s endorsement in Lummis’s stead. Hageman won in the primary and is headed to the general election. 

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Trump has not made any endorsements for House candidates running in Wyoming.

However, at the state level, Trump has endorsed Megan Degenfelder, who is running for the open governor’s seat left vacant by Gov. Mark Gordon, who is ineligible for reelection. Degenfelder fell in the Republican primary to state Sen. Eric Barlow.