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Trump-Backed Candidates Win Majority Of GOP Primary Races For Indiana Senate
A majority of Republican state senators whose opponents were endorsed by President Donald Trump have lost.
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usatoday.com
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Ohio and Indiana primary voters hit the polls on May 5 and will test whether President Donald Trump's grip on the Republican Party is slipping.
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huffpost.com
Trump's Retribution? What To Watch In Tuesday's Elections In Indiana, Ohio And Michigan
The president is targeting seven Republican state senators in the Hoosier state who opposed his redistricting plan.
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theguardian.com
Can Indiana lawmakers win after defying the president’s vote?
Seven Republican state senators battle for re-election against candidates backed by Donald Trump
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Trump-Backed Candidates Win Majority Of GOP Primary Races For Indiana Senate
A majority of Republican state senators whose opponents were endorsed by President Donald Trump have lost.
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Trump pummels Indiana GOP rebels and Ohio sets Senate table: takeaways
Most of the Indiana legislature's Republicans who opposed President Donald Trump's redistricting plan lost in landslides.
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thehindu.com
Trump-backed candidates win majority of Republican primary races for Indiana Senate
Trump-backed candidates dominate Indiana Republican primaries, reflecting his influence despite recent setbacks in redistricting efforts.
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Trump's GOP clout? Ask the Indiana state senators he just ousted
The president has troubles, with gas prices up and approval ratings down. But in Indiana's primary, he showed his continued power among Republicans.
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upi.com
Primaries: GOP voters in Indiana, Ohio back Trump-aligned candidates - UPI.com
Republican voters in Indiana and Ohio largely backed Trump-aligned candidates Tuesday in primaries seen as tests of President Donald Trump's influence.
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Trump squashed dissenting GOP candidates in Indiana. Who's next?
Trump endorsed challengers to beat fellow Republicans he contends were disloyal in Kentucky, Louisiana and Georgia.