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[Trump's] biggest upset was in Georgia, a crucial swing state, where former Sen. David Perdue, whom Trump had lobbied to run, lost to Gov. Brian Kemp. The governor was among Trump’s top targets after he refused to overturn the results of the 2020 election. The magnitude of defeat — more than 50 percentage points — was especially stunning.
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Georgia's Secretary of State, who defied Trump’s call to “find” the votes to change the outcome two years ago, also won his party’s nomination [for secretary of state]. In Alabama, Rep. Mo Brooks, whose Senate endorsement Trump rescinded as he struggled to gain traction, made it to a runoff, having gained support after Trump dropped him.
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Some allies say Trump’s endorsement tally is a poor measure of his influence. They argue that voters may support the former president and be eager for him to run again, but may not be persuaded by his selections, especially in races with governors such as Kemp who have long histories with voters.