The president successfully ousted a majority of the Republican state senators who blocked his redistricting effort last year.

Indiana Republican state lawmakers who broke with President Donald Trump over his call to redraw the state’s congressional district lines are facing primary challengers who are backed by Trump and nat

The president boosted candidates running against incumbents who voted against his mid-decade redistricting proposal.

A majority of Republican Indiana state senators whose opponents were endorsed by President Donald Trump lost on Tuesday, a display of the president's enduring influence over his party after lawmakers rejected his redistricting plan five months ago.

The election results follow Trump's displeasure with a redistricting bill in the Hoosier State being shot down last year.

Voters headed to the polls in Indiana and Ohio for pivotal primary elections that will test President Donald Trump’s influence within the Republican Party and help shape the road to the midterms. Meanwhile,

President Donald Trump’s power as the GOP’s kingmaker faces a major test with this month’s primaries. So far, he’s on rocky footing. His revenge tour kicks off Tuesday in

President Trump had backed challengers to Indiana state senators who voted against his redistricting plan — and on Tuesday, most of them won.