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Trump-backed candidates score wins in Indiana

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Primary challengers backed by President Donald Trump will beat at least five of the seven Indiana state senators who defied the president last year on redistricting, according to the Associated Press, making it an almost-clean sweep for both the president and for his allied groups that pumped millions into the normally-sleepy races.

The seven incumbents facing primary challengers had been among 21 Republican state senators who joined Democrats in voting against a mid-decade redistricting bill last year, which would have redrawn the state’s congressional map to favor Republicans.

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