Former President Endorses Candidates In Arizona Michigan

Trump Endorsements Test of Influence in Tuesday's Primaries

Former President Endorses Candidates in Arizona, Michigan

Trump-endorsed candidates have largely succeeded in recent primaries.

Former President Donald Trump has endorsed candidates in Arizona, Michigan, and other states ahead of Tuesday's primaries.

In Arizona, Trump has endorsed candidates in competitive Republican primaries for the state's 8th Congressional District and the office of Secretary of State.

In Michigan, Trump has endorsed Tudor Dixon, a conservative commentator, in the Republican gubernatorial primary.

Trump's endorsements have been a major factor in recent Republican primaries, with many of his endorsed candidates winning their races.

Trump Endorsements in Arizona Primaries

* Mark Finchem for Secretary of State * Blake Masters for U.S. Senate * Eli Crane for 2nd Congressional District * David Farnsworth for 4th Congressional District * Jeff Zink for 6th Congressional District * Juan Ciscomani for 7th Congressional District * Debbie Lesko for 8th Congressional District * Walt Blackman for 9th Congressional District

Impact of Trump Endorsements

According to a recent study by the Brookings Institution, Trump's endorsements have had a significant impact on Republican primaries.

The study found that Trump-endorsed candidates have won 70% of the Republican primaries they have contested since 2020.

This suggests that Trump's endorsement is a powerful force in Republican politics.

Conclusion

The results of Tuesday's primaries will provide further evidence of the influence of Trump's endorsements.

If Trump-endorsed candidates continue to succeed, it will further solidify his status as a kingmaker in the Republican Party.

However, if Trump-endorsed candidates falter, it could signal that his influence is waning.