Here’s How The 2020 Primaries Have Played Out For Republicans

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Daily Caller

As Republicans are trying to take back the House and maintain control of the Senate in the November elections, the party remains optimistic both can be done after seeing primary results.

The Daily Caller contacted the Republican National Committee (RNC), the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), and the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), asking them how they believe they are holding up after the primary elections that have taken place. 57 women, 49 minorities, and 65 veterans have now advanced from their primaries and will be the Republican nominee in November, according to the NRCC. This comes as only 67% of primaries have been decided so far.

“President Trump’s influence in Republican primaries is as strong as ever. And with enthusiasm on President Trump’s side as we get closer to November, no amount of suppression polls and pessimistic op-eds will damper the excitement for President Trump and Republicans,” RNC Spokesman Steve Guest said to the Daily Caller when asked how the RNC thought Republicans were doing in Congressional primaries.

NRCC Spokesman Michael McAdams also sounded optimistic about Republicans’ performances in the primaries that have taken place thus far, saying the committee believes Republicans can win back the House.

“Chairman Emmer made it a priority to recruit a diverse slate of talented candidates to take back the majority and that’s exactly what Republicans have heading into the fall. Thus far, a record number of women, minorities and veterans have advanced from their primaries and will be the Republican nominee in November,” McAdams told the Daily Caller.

“GOP voters are as motivated as ever to prevent Democrats’ socialist agenda from becoming a reality,” NRSC Communications Director Jesse Hunt told the Daily Caller.