Trump always brags about his record of endorsing candidates — here's how many won

After months of tweeted endorsements and dozens of raucous rallies across the nation, 52 Trump-backed candidates won and 37 lost.

Here are the winners from across the country who had Trump's stamp of approval.

Alabama Rep. Martha Roby

Trump tweeted in June to endorse the five-term congresswoman as "a consistent and reliable vote for our Make America Great Again Agenda."

Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs

Trump tweeted in October that Biggs "is doing a great job for Arizona and our Country!"

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey

Trump tweeted last week to back the incumbent governor.

Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson

Trump announced his support for the incumbent governor in May ahead of the primary.

California Rep. Paul Cook

Trump urged voters in September to back Cook because he was "Strong on Crime, the Border, and supported Tax Cuts."

California Rep. Devin Nunes

Trump has said Nunes, the chair of the House Intelligence Committee, "should get the Medal of Honor" for his role as a vocal critic of the special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

"If [the probe] turns out as everyone thinks it will, Devin Nunes should get the Medal of Honor," Trump said in an October Fox & Friends interview. "What he’s gone through, and his bravery, he should get a very important medal."

Perhaps upon realizing his mistake that the Medal of Honor is for military heroes, Trump continued: "Maybe we’ll call it the Medal of Freedom because we actually give them, the high awards for civilians."

California Rep. Kevin McCarthy

Trump tweeted in June to urge voters that a vote for incumbent McCarthy was a vote to "Keep our country out of the hands of High Tax, High Crime Nancy Pelosi."

Florida Rep. Neal Dunn

Trump tweeted in October that the House incumbent had "MAGA."

Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz

Trump announced his support for Gaetz in July, after the freshman congressman established himself as one of the most media-friendly Republican lawmakers and a vocal Trump defender.

Florida Rep. Ross Spano

Trump headlined a fundraiser in Washington last month as a last-minute push for Spano, who was previously outraised for the open seat in Florida's 15th district.

Florida Rep. Michael Waltz

Trump tweeted on Election Day to endorse Waltz, a former Green Beret veteran who served in Afghanistan.

Florida Rep. Ted Yoho

Trump tweeted in August that if residents in Florida's 3rd district would "Vote all the way for Ted in the upcoming Primary - he will never let you down!"

Florida Governor-elect Ron DeSantis

Trump lauded DeSantis at a rally last week, saying that he is

Illinois Rep. Mike Bost

Trump said House incumbent Bost "fights every day for the hardworking people of Illinois, and I know it probably better than anyone."

"He calls me: 'Please, you've got to help my people,'" Trump said. "Other people, honestly, other people don’t care."

Indiana Sen. Mike Braun

Trump cast Senate challenger Braun as an outsider candidate who was tough, if inexperienced.

"Mike Braun is not a career politician," Trump said at an Indiana rally last week. "He's a very successful businessman and a patriot … he's a fighter, he's a winner. He's a very successful guy. He didn't need this. I didn't need it either, by the way. But we're having fun. You know why? We're winning."

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds

The president's daughter and White House adviser Ivanka Trump even went to campaign for Reynolds in the week before the election.

Kansas Rep. Steve Watkins

Trump said during a rally for the open seat contender that he was "a great veteran," "a patriot, and a proud West Point graduate, that means he's very smart."

Kentucky Rep. Andy Barr

Trump urged voters in October to back the House incumbent "if you want to stop Nancy Pelosi from becoming Speaker of the House."

Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins

Trump tweeted in June to announce on behalf of "The Great State of Louisiana, we want Clay!"

Minnesota Rep. Pete Stauber

Trump said in August that Stauber would be "great" for Minnesota's 8th district.

Minnesota Rep. Tom Emmer

Trump endorsed Stauber with four other Minnesota candidates, only one other of which won.

Mississippi Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith

The Republican who votes in line with Trump 100% of the time received a congratulatory tweet from the president after she won a competitive runoff after a campaign that was plagued with racial scandal.

Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker

Trump said in June Senate incumbent Wicker "

Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley

On a sixth visit to Missouri, Trump urged voters to back the Senate challenger and ensure a Republican seat.

Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer

Trump tweeted to back Fischer in May.

New York Rep. Tom Reed

Trump tweeted his support in October after Reed publicly defended the administration's tax cuts.

New York Rep. Lee Zeldin

Trump tweeted to support Zeldin in September.

New York Rep. Peter King

Trump tweeted a last-minute push for King.

North Carolina Rep. Ted Budd

Budd was one of the candidates included in a slew of last-minute rallies through the end of October.

North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer

Trump returned Cramer's vocal support with an endorsement announced in June.

Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan

Trump, in addition to an endorsement, offered Jordan staunch support

Ohio Rep. Troy Balderson

Trump tweeted to support Balderson in late October.

Ohio Governor-elect Mike DeWine

Trump tweeted to support DeWine in May.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt

Trump announced his support for mortgage company owner Stitt in August.

Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Perry

Trump tweeted to support the House Freedom Caucus member after the race for

Pennsylvania Rep. Lloyd Smucker

Smucker earned a tweeted endorsement from Trump in late October.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster

Trump staunchly backed the incumbent governor at a South Carolina rally in June.

"There was nobody else," Trump said. "Henry was there at the beginning. He’s a fighter. He’s tough. He’s strong."

Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn

Trump aligned Blackburn with his own administration, saying during a rally "a vote for Marsha is really a vote for me and everything that we stand for."

Tennessee Rep. David Kustoff

Trump announced his support for House incumbent Kustoff in July, calling him "a

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee

Trump announced his support for businessman Lee in August.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz

Trump reversed his previously harsh tone against incumbent Sen. Cruz at an October rally, saying "He’s not Lyin’ Ted anymore. He’s Beautiful Ted. I call him Texas Ted."

Texas Rep. Kevin Brady

Trump said in October Brady is the "'

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott

Trump announced his support for the incumbent governor in February.

Utah Sen. Mitt Romney

Virginia Rep. Denver Riggleman

Washington Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers

Trump said in October that voters need House incumbent Rodgers "badly".

West Virginia Rep. Carol Miller

Trump delivered a raucous statement of support for Miller, calling her "a woman that everybody respects."

"She is running against a total wacko," Trump said, referring to . "Now I’ve seen this person, you can’t have that person in Congress. That person is stone-cold crazy. A person that you know very well, and everybody in West Virginia loves Carol Miller."

Wisconsin Rep. Bryan Steil

Trump gave Steil his blessing in August to replace Speaker of the House Rep. Paul Ryan.

Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso

Trump announced his support for Barrasso in July, even though he said the incumbent senator "doesn’t need any help because he is absolutely outstanding in every way."

Minnesota Rep. Jim Hagedorn

Trump tweeted to endorse Hagedorn in September, saying he was the better choice over his "Pelosi Liberal Puppet" opponent.

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy

Trump tweeted in October that Dunleavy would make a "fantastic" governor.

Montana Rep. Greg Gianforte

Trump even praised Gianforte for body-slamming Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs in May 2017. "Any guy who can do a body-slam, he's my guy," the president said in October.

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Trump always brags about his record of endorsing candidates — here's how many won

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