Trump Backs Texas and Iowa Candidates in Endorsement Blitz
President Trump used Truth Social to mount a broad election-season push, endorsing a long slate of Texas, Iowa, New York and Kansas candidates while also attacking opponents and warning about alleged voting fraud in Kansas. He urged supporters to vote early and repeatedly framed the contests around border security, taxes, school choice and cultural issues such as transgender athletes. Trump also amplified a legal attack on New York Attorney General Letitia James, adding another front to his long-running feud with state prosecutors.
Texas Endorsement Blitz
CampaignTrump issued a sweeping round of endorsements across Texas, backing Republicans for Senate, governor, statewide offices and nearly every congressional district. His posts portrayed the Texas GOP as a unified MAGA slate and tied each candidate to familiar themes such as border security, energy production, tax cuts and opposition to Democrats.
The Texas barrage shows Trump using his personal brand as a party-building tool, not just a presidential campaign asset. By endorsing so many candidates in one state, he reinforces loyalty tests inside the Texas Republican bench and signals that alignment with him remains the clearest route to grassroots legitimacy. The messaging is also strategically repetitive: it turns a large and varied ballot into a referendum on the same cultural and economic themes he uses nationally, helping local candidates inherit his core coalition while casting Democrats as threats to taxes, immigration enforcement and social conservatism.
"Ken Paxton has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next United States Senator from the Great State of Texas."
"Greg Abbott has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election."