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Ted Cruz presidential campaign, 2016/Endorsements

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Ted Cruz suspended his presidential campaign on May 3, 2016.[1]


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Endorsements of 2016 presidential candidate Ted Cruz
Name StatusJob title Date Source
Republican Party Gary R. Herbert IncumbentGovernor of UtahMarch 2016The Hill
Republican Party Cory Gardner IncumbentU.S. Senate, ColoradoApril 2016The Hill
Republican Party Pat Toomey IncumbentU.S. Senate, PennsylvaniaApril 2016The Morning Call
Republican Party Ken Paxton IncumbentAttorney General of TexasApril 2016CNN
Republican Party Reid Ribble Former representativeU.S. House, Wisconsin, District 8April 2016Breitbart News
Republican Party Scott Walker IncumbentGovernor of WisconsinMarch 2016Politico
Republican Party Jeb Bush Former candidatePresident of the United StatesMarch 2016Politico
Republican Party Spencer Cox IncumbentLieutenant Governor of UtahMarch 2016CNN
Independent National Review March 2016National Review
Republican Party Ann Wagner IncumbentU.S. House, Missouri, District 2March 2015Politico
Republican Party Mike Lee (Utah) IncumbentU.S. Senate, UtahMarch 2016Politico
Republican Party Greg Abbott IncumbentGovernor of TexasFebruary 2016CNN
Republican Party Justin Amash IncumbentU.S. House, Michigan, District 3February 2016The Hill
Republican Party Roger Williams (Texas) IncumbentU.S. House, Texas, District 25February 2016Dallas Morning News
Republican Party Mark Meadows (North Carolina) IncumbentU.S. House, North Carolina, District 11January 2016Asheville Citizen-Times
Republican Party Tony Perkins January 2016The Huffington Post
Republican Party Tom McClintock IncumbentU.S. House, California, District 4January 2016The Sacramento Bee
Republican Party Dana Rohrabacher IncumbentU.S. House, California, District 48November 2015Breitbart
Republican Party Alexander Mooney IncumbentU.S. House, West Virginia, District 2January 2016The Hill
Republican Party Sam Johnson (Texas congressman) IncumbentU.S. House, Texas, District 3January 2016The Texas Tribune
Republican Party Bob Vander Plaats December 2015ABC News
Republican Party National Organization for Marriage December 2015Washington Blade
Republican Party Randy Weber IncumbentU.S. House, Texas, District 14September 2015The Texas Tribune
Republican Party Jody Hice IncumbentU.S. House, Georgia, District 10September 2015The Hill
Republican Party Mo Brooks IncumbentU.S. House, Alabama, District 5November 2015AL.com
Republican Party John Culberson IncumbentU.S. House, Texas, District 7April 2015The Hill
Republican Party John Ratcliffe IncumbentU.S. House, Texas, District 4May 2015The Hill
Republican Party Louie Gohmert IncumbentU.S. House, Texas, District 1May 2015The Hill
Republican Party Michael Burgess IncumbentU.S. House, Texas, District 26May 2015The Hill
Republican Party Brian Babin IncumbentU.S. House, Texas, District 36July 2015The Dallas Morning News
Republican Party Steve King (Iowa) IncumbentU.S. House, Iowa, District 4November 2015Washington Post
Republican Party Jason Zachary IncumbentTennessee House of Representatives, District 14October 2015The Tennessean
Republican Party Jay Reedy IncumbentTennessee House of Representatives, District 74October 2015The Tennessean
Republican Party Jerry Sexton IncumbentTennessee House of Representatives, District 35October 2015The Tennessean
Republican Party James Van Huss IncumbentTennessee House of Representatives, District 6October 2015The Tennessean
Republican Party Courtney Rogers IncumbentTennessee House of Representatives, District 45October 2015The Tennessean
Republican Party Mike Sparks (Tennessee) IncumbentTennessee House of Representatives, District 49October 2015The Tennessean
Republican Party Kelly Keisling IncumbentTennessee House of Representatives, District 38October 2015The Tennessean
Republican Party Sheila Butt IncumbentTennessee House of Representatives, District 64October 2015The Tennessean
Republican Party Judd Matheny IncumbentTennessee House of Representatives, District 47October 2015The Tennessean

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ Politico, "Ted Cruz drops out of presidential race," May 3, 2016
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