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Mastriano’s victory in Pennsylvania’s GOP Republican primary is another win for Trump — despite performing poorly in the early vote count, Mastriano now has 43 percent of the vote, 23 percentage points above Barletta. While we’re still waiting on results from Idaho’s gubernatorial election, this (as well as Bognet’s victory in the 8th District) speaks positively about Trump’s ability to make a difference in more contested races.

How Trump’s endorsees are doing tonight

Senate, House and gubernatorial candidates endorsed by former President Donald Trump and their results in Republican primaries in Idaho, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oregon and Pennsylvania, as of 10:00 p.m. Eastern

Candidate Office % Reporting Vote Share Status
Mike Crapo* ID Sen. 0% 0.0%
Janice McGeachin ID Gov. 0 0.0
Russ Fulcher* ID-01 0 0.0
Rand Paul* KY Sen. 99 86.4 ✓ Won
James Comer* KY-01 0 0.0 ✓ Won
S. Brett Guthrie* KY-02 83 78.6 ✓ Won
Thomas Massie* KY-04 99 75.2 ✓ Won
Harold “Hal” Rogers* KY-05 85 82.1 ✓ Won
Andy Barr* KY-06 50 88.3 ✓ Won
Ted Budd NC Sen. 64 58.7 ✓ Won
Greg Murphy* NC-03 60 75.9 ✓ Won
Virginia Foxx* NC-05 71 76.7 ✓ Won
David Rouzer* NC-07 46 79.5 ✓ Won
Richard Hudson* NC-09 67 79.6 ✓ Won
Patrick McHenry* NC-10 70 68.1 ✓ Won
Madison Cawthorn* NC-11 94 31.7 Trailing
Bo Hines NC-13 52 31.6 Leading
Mehmet Oz PA Sen. 53 30.4 Trailing
Doug Mastriano PA Gov. 50 43.3 ✓ Won
Jim Bognet PA-08 61 69.2 ✓ Won
Scott Perry* PA-10 27 100.0 ✓ Won
Lloyd K. Smucker* PA-11 21 100.0 ✓ Won
John Joyce* PA-13 50 100.0 ✓ Won
Guy Reschenthaler* PA-14 41 100.0 ✓ Won
Mike Kelly* PA-16 24 100.0 ✓ Won

*Incumbent.

Rep. Dan Bishop, who is seeking reelection in North Carolina’s 8th Congressional District, is running uncontested so his primary has been canceled.

Sources: DonaldJTrump.com, news reports, ABC News


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