Louisiana primary win puts Trump endorsee Letlow on path to US Senate
Julia Letlow, a candidate endorsed by Donald Trump, won the Republican primary in Louisiana for a US Senate seat. She defeated state Treasurer John Fleming in a two-candidate runoff.

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AI-generatedJulia Letlow, a candidate endorsed by Donald Trump, won the Republican primary in Louisiana for a US Senate seat. She defeated state Treasurer John Fleming in a two-candidate runoff. Letlow, currently a US representative, is now favored to win the general election in November against Democrat Jamie Davis. Trump had actively opposed incumbent Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, who had criticized Trump's actions after the 2020 election and voted to convict him after the January 6th Capitol riot. Cassidy finished third in the initial primary vote. Letlow's victory highlights Trump's influence within the Republican party.
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5 extractedCassidy voted to convict Trump following his impeachment.
Incumbent Senator Bill Cassidy, a Republican and critic of Trump, lost the primary.
Trump-endorsed Julia Letlow won the Republican primary in Louisiana.
Letlow's victory underscores Trump's continued hold over large portions of the Republican base.
Letlow is on track to win a US Senate seat in November.