At this rate, with President Donald Trump being one of the most decisive presidents in history, statistics show that his endorsement could undoubtedly lead a candidate to victory.
As Ian Vallencillo, commissioner of Sweetwater, Florida, told the Washington Examiner, Trump is one of “the most popular political figures,” stating that voters “overwhelmingly support Trump’s picks.”
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The commissioner is right.
Candidates endorsed by Trump have lost, but very rarely. Former Republican South Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson conceded his gubernatorial election against an incumbent after receiving Trump’s approval, partly over a scandal that engulfed the news cycle days before the election.
Similarly, former presidential candidate and Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) lost his reelection bid, over years of controversy, anti-Trump skepticism, and a failure to keep the Republican Party in the White House in 2012.
During the 2024 federal and gubernatorial election cycles, Trump endorsed 306 candidates. Eighty-nine percent of those candidates now occupy the office they ran for. In the 2022 election cycle, Trump endorsed 195 candidates, 83% of whom were sworn in to office a few months later.
One of those key endorsements includes the key race of Sen. Dave McCormick (R-PA), who unseated a longtime incumbent, former Democratic Sen. Bob Casey, by a 0.5% margin.
Similarly, in the same election cycle, Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) won his Senate race against former Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH), who had been in office since 2007.
The year before that, after former Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) resigned from Congress in 2023 following a motion for him to step down as Speaker of the House from a Trump-endorsed representative, California Assemblyman Vince Fong was elected soon after receiving the nod from the president.
Similarly, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL), who was challenged by a local Democratic advocate, won his third term soon after being endorsed by Trump.
Now, in 2025, Trump is already gearing up to keep champions of the America First agenda in office after his final term.
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Just recently, Trump endorsed Donalds for Florida governor before Donalds announced his bid. In the days that followed, Donalds was flooded with endorsements and at least $22 million in fundraising as of July.
In a time where Trump is becoming overwhelmingly more popular as he cleans up crime in America’s cities, tackles illegal immigration, spares taxpayers, and holds the line against America’s enemies, the Trump endorsement is a candidate’s saving grace when running for office.