President Trump Highlights His Choices In The March 3rd Primary

As North Carolina Republicans head to the polls are early voting is officially underway and the Election Day is rapidly approaching on March 3rd, President Donald Trump highlighted his endorsements for Republican voters in North Carolina. 

In the two most watched primaries, President Trump reaffirmed his endorsement of Michael Whatley and Senate Leader Phil Berger. 

Here is what Trump said about Whatley:  

Here is what Trump said about Berger:  

President Trump endorsed the current incumbent Republican Congressional delegation. Notably, the President declined to re-endorse Laurie Buckout, who ran in 2024 and lost to Democrat Don Davis. With the redrawn map, Buckout believed she had a better chance and jumped back into the crowded Republican field. Her primary opponent criticized her in a campaign video for using the 2024 endorsement in the 2026 primary. Political observers generally believe it’s anyone’s chance to win the Republican Primary. The Republican candidates are Asa Buck, Laurie Buckout, Bobby Hanig, Eric Rouse, and Asheley-Nicole Russel.  

Here is what President Trump said about Congressman Greg Murphy from the Third Congressional District: 

Here is what Trump said about Congresswoman Virginia Foxx from the Fifth Congressional District: 

Here is what Trump said about Congressman Addison McDowell from the Sixth Congressional District 

Here is what Trump said about Congressman David Rouzer from the Seventh Congressional District. 

Here is what Trump said about Congressman Mark Harris from the Eighth Congressional District.  

Here is what Trump said about Congressman Richard Hudson from the Ninth Congressional District.

Here is what Trump said about Congressman Pat Harrigan from the Tenth Congressional District 

What Trump said about Congressman Chuck Edwards from the Eleventh Congressional District.

 What Trump said about Congressman Brad Knott from the Thirteenth Congressional District.  

Here is what Trump said about Congressman Tim Moore from the Fourteenth Congressional District.