Donald Trump endorsing three Republican candidates for governor primaries in South Carolina, Iowa, and Oklahoma.
Donald Trump endorsing three Republican candidates for governor primaries in South Carolina, Iowa, and Oklahoma.
Изображение, созданное ИИ

Trump endorses Evette, Feenstra and Mazzei in Republican governor primaries in South Carolina, Iowa and Oklahoma

Изображение, созданное ИИ
Проверено фактами

President Donald Trump on Friday, May 29, 2026, endorsed three Republican candidates for governor—South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra of Iowa, and former Oklahoma state Sen. Mike Mazzei—issuing the backing in separate social media posts as key primaries near.

President Donald Trump issued a trio of endorsements Friday for Republican gubernatorial candidates in three states, weighing in on races where candidates have been vying for his support ahead of upcoming primaries.

Trump backed South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, Iowa U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra, and former Oklahoma state senator Mike Mazzei in separate posts on his Truth Social account. (apnews.com)

In South Carolina, Trump praised Evette and gave her what he called his “Complete and Total Endorsement.” (foxcarolina.com) The endorsement came as the state’s Republican primary approaches on June 9. (apnews.com)

In Iowa, Trump endorsed Feenstra in the Republican primary for governor, also using the phrase “Complete and Total Endorsement.” (iowapublicradio.org) Iowa’s primary is scheduled for Tuesday, June 2. (apnews.com)

In Oklahoma, Trump endorsed Mazzei and wrote that Mazzei had his “Complete and Total Endorsement” to be the next governor, as the state’s Republican primary nears on June 16. (trumpstruth.org)

Some details circulating about the endorsements could not be confirmed in available reporting and the cited posts. In particular, no corroboration was found for the claim that Gov. Henry McMaster’s son “may join” Evette’s ticket, and that assertion is not included here. (apnews.com)

Что говорят люди

Initial reactions on X highlight Trump's endorsements boosting Evette in SC, Feenstra in Iowa, and Mazzei in OK, with users noting likely primary wins and high betting odds for Evette. Positive comments praise the moves as decisive, while some express skepticism about Evette as a favor to McMaster and disappointment over the snub to Nancy Mace. Neutral analyses predict all three nominees, and high-engagement posts focus on SC drama.

Связанные статьи

Pamela Evette celebrating her South Carolina governor primary advancement at a podium in front of the state capitol.
Изображение, созданное ИИ

Trump-backed Evette advances in South Carolina governor primary

Сообщено ИИ Изображение, созданное ИИ

South Carolina Republican Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson will face off in a June 23 runoff after neither secured a majority in Tuesday's primary.

President Donald Trump endorsed Republican Representative John James for Michigan governor on Monday. The move comes in a crowded GOP primary ahead of the August 4 vote.

Сообщено ИИ

Rep. Nancy Mace has attributed President Donald Trump's decision to endorse her opponent to her role in releasing the Jeffrey Epstein files. The South Carolina Republican said she has no regrets despite the endorsement setback in her gubernatorial primary race.

President Donald Trump has endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the Republican U.S. Senate primary runoff against incumbent Sen. John Cornyn, issuing the backing after early voting had already begun. The runoff is scheduled for Tuesday, May 26.

Сообщено ИИ

Voters across Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon and Pennsylvania went to the polls Tuesday in the busiest primary day of the 2026 midterms so far.

President Donald Trump traveled to Georgia on Wednesday as part of a midterm strategy that puts him at the center of several competitive races, a notable choice given his low approval ratings and the historical tendency for presidents’ parties to lose seats in midterms.

Сообщено ИИ Проверено фактами

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is seeking the Republican nomination for governor in Georgia’s May 19, 2026, primary, pitching himself as a traditional conservative focused on business and government operations. He is one of several major contenders in a field that also includes Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, who has been endorsed by President Donald Trump, and businessman Rick Jackson, who is courting Trump-aligned voters.

 

 

 

Этот сайт использует куки

Мы используем куки для анализа, чтобы улучшить наш сайт. Прочитайте нашу политику конфиденциальности для дополнительной информации.
Отклонить