Ex-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin offered her endorsement to 36 Republicans in contested primaries this year, and 25 emerged victorious so far, according to data from
The Washington Post. So it’s no wonder her support was so coveted.
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Here are lists of the winners and losers.
Winners:
• Kelly Ayotte, New Hampshire candidate for Senate;
• Pam Bondi, candidate for Florida attorney general;
• Allen West, Florida candidate for Congress;
• Tim Scott, South Carolina candidate for Congress;
• Nikki Haley, South Carolina candidate for governor;
• Renee Ellmers, North Carolina candidate for Congress;
• Christine O’Donnell, Delaware candidate for Senate;
• Michael Grimm, New York candidate for Congress;
• Martha Roby, Alabama candidate for Congress;
• Rand Paul, Kentucky candidate for Senate;
• Jackie Walorski, Indiana candidate for Congress;
• Adam Kinzinger, Illinois candidate for Congress;
• Sean Duffy, Wisconsin candidate for Congress;
• Vicky Hartzler, Missouri candidate for Congress;
• Terry Branstad, Iowa candidate for governor;
• Tom Emmer, Minnesota candidate for governor;
• Mary Fallin, Oklahoma candidate for governor;
• Rick Perry, Texas candidate for governor;
• Susana Martinez, New Mexico candidate for governor;
• John McCain, Arizona candidate for Senate;
• Paul Gosar, Arizona candidate for Congress;
• Joe Miller, Alaska candidate for Senate;
• Carly Fiorina, California candidate for Senate;
• Sharron Angle, Nevada candidate for Senate;
• John Koster, Washington candidate for Congress.
Losers:
• Brian Murphy, Maryland candidate for governor;
• Tim Burns, Pennsylvania candidate for Congress;
• Karen Handel, Georgia candidate for governor;
• Cecilia Heil, Tennessee candidate for Congress;
• Angela McGlowan, Mississippi candidate for Congress;
• Cecile Bledsoe, Arkansas candidate for Congress;
• Todd Tiahrt, Kansas candidate for Senate;
• Bob McConnell, Colorado candidate for Congress;
• Rita Meyer, Wyoming candidate for governor;
• Vaughn Ward, Idaho candidate for Congress;
• Clint Didier, Washington candidate for Senate.
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