Candidate who dropped out beats Trump’s pick in a battleground GOP House primary
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House GOP anxiety spikes as scandals pile up in critical battleground seats
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Summary: A candidate who dropped out of the race unexpectedly won a Republican primary election against a Trump-backed favorite in a key battleground district. Why It Matters: This development highlights the growing political instability within the GOP and raises questions about the effectiveness of endorsements from high-profile figures like President Donald Trump. The outcome suggests that grassroots support
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