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\n RENO, Nev. (AP) \u2014 Former president Donald Trump endorsed Retired Army Capt. Sam Brown in the Nevada U.S. Senate race on Sunday, choosing a candidate widely seen as the front-runner over a crowded primary field of candidates who have angled to align themselves with the former president.Trump\u2019s endorsement came on Truth Social after he spent the day in Las Vegas holding a rally, where several of the GOP Senate candidates were in attendance. He said Brown was a \u201cFEARLESS AMERICAN PATRIOT\u201d and noted his Purple Heart status, and said Brown will \u201cfight tirelessly\u201d for several of his priorities including border security, fighting inflation and growing the economy. Trump chose Brown over several other candidates with close ties with the former president. One rival, Jeff Gunter, Trump\u2019s former ambassador to Iceland, has campaigned with the slogan that he is \u201c110% pro-Trump\u201d and has described Brown as the establishment pick for being endorsed by U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell.<\/p>\n
Jim Marchant, another candidate, ran as a Republican candidate for Nevada Secretary of State in 2022 on a platform of election denialism spurred by Trump\u2019s false claims of widespread election fraud. In 2022 he introduced Trump onstage when the former president visited Nevada to rally supporters for tight midterm elections.<\/p>\n
Republicans view the Nevada race as a pivotal pickup opportunity that could determine which party controls the U.S. Senate. Democrats hold a 51-49 majority but are facing a challenging 2024 Senate map, where they must defend incumbents not only in red states \u2014 Montana, Ohio and West Virginia \u2014 but also in multiple swing states including Nevada.<\/p>\n
The endorsement further lifts Brown above his opponents in terms of national backing. His opponents had long criticized Brown for skipping primary debates, a move that Trump also did when he polled well ahead of his opponents in the presidential primary.Brown, a Purple Heart recipient, was a heavily recruited candidate for Republicans in Washington looking to avoid a repeat of their lackluster showing in the 2022 midterm elections, when flawed GOP candidates helped Democrats win battleground races and hold the Senate majority.<\/p>\n
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