Former President Trump took a victory lap on social media to commend Republicans, particularly the greater than 200 he endorsed, for essential victories in Tuesday’s midterm elections.
He additionally commented on Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who might grow to be a rival within the 2024 Republican presidential major election, and his triumphant re-election.
“Now that the Election in Florida is over, and every thing went fairly effectively, shouldn’t it’s mentioned that in 2020, I obtained 1.1 Million extra votes in Florida than Ron D obtained this yr, 5.7 Million to 4.6 Million? Simply asking?” Trump mentioned Wednesday in a collection of posts on Reality Social, his most well-liked social media platform.

Former President Trump speaks throughout a rally on the Dayton Worldwide Airport on Nov. 7, 2022 in Vandalia, Ohio.
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The previous president has remained principally quiet on DeSantis, and the Florida governor was notably lacking from Trump’s Election Day victory get together at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Seashore.
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Their chilly warfare has sparked some dialogue amongst Republicans that the get together is splitting into a number of factions, together with Trump supporters, DeSantis supporters and people that don’t determine with both camp.
Trump later admitted to voting for DeSantis.

Republican gubernatorial candidate for Florida Ron DeSantis on the Conference Middle in Tampa, Florida, on Nov. 8, 2022.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Trump spoke with Fox Information Digital, celebrating the “super success” Republicans had within the midterm election outcomes.
“There’s a pretend information narrative that I used to be livid — it’s simply the other,” Trump informed Fox Information Digital, rejecting stories he was lower than happy together with his endorsed candidates’ performances. “The individuals I endorsed did very effectively. I used to be batting 98.6% within the primaries, and 216 to 19 within the basic election — that’s superb.”
“All these guys which might be successful are my individuals,” the previous president mentioned, noting key victories for Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, newly elected Ohio Sen. JD Vance, and Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson.

JD Vance, co-founder of Narya Capital Administration LLC and Republican Senate candidate for Ohio, proper, talks on stage with former President Trump throughout a “Save America” rally in Vandalia, Ohio, Monday, Nov. 7, 2022.
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He additionally commented on Republicans developing quick in Pennsylvania’s Senate race.
“Oz labored very exhausting, however there have been forces towards him,” Trump mentioned. “Oz is a good man. He had numerous immovable forces towards him.”
Simply after midnight on Thursday morning, Trump echoed his endorsement file repeating the road that the election was “a really large victory” for Republicans.
“Whereas in sure methods yesterday’s election was considerably disappointing, from my private standpoint it was a really large victory – 219 WINS and 16 Losses within the Normal – Who has ever accomplished higher than that?”
A number of essential and doubtlessly legislative majority-deciding races are nonetheless awaiting outcomes, together with three Senate seats are nonetheless up for grabs: Nevada, Arizona and Georgia.
In Nevada, Trump endorsed Adam Laxalt, who’s trailing Democrat incumbent Sen. Catherine Cortez-Masto by a really slim margin.
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In Arizona, Trump endorsed Blake Masters, who’s trailing behind Democrat incumbent Sen. Mark Kelly.
In Georgia, Trump endorsed Herschel Walker, who’s getting ready for a run-off election — and extra weeks of campaigning — towards Democrat incumbent Sen. Raphael Warnock.
Trump can also be anticipated to make his personal announcement relating to the 2024 presidential election, although a few of his advisors have instructed him to carry off till after Walker’s run-off.
Fox Information’ Brooke Singman contributed to this report.