Trump Nod Spurs Dixon to Runaway Win in Michigan GOP Gubernatorial Primary

Trump Nod Spurs Dixon to Runaway Win in Michigan GOP Gubernatorial Primary
Tudor Dixon greets supporters on Election Night after being declared the winner of the Aug. 2 Republican primary to earn the party’s nod to challenge incumbent Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in November. Courtesy of Tudor Dixon for Governor
John Haughey
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Tudor Dixon, a former steel sales manager and conservative commentator, parlayed a late-campaign endorsement from former President Donald Trump into a runaway win in Michigan’s Aug. 2 Republican gubernatorial primary.

Dixon will challenge incumbent Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who did not face a primary test and has raised nearly $30 million since her first election in 2018. Dixon enters the three-month run to November having raised $1.2 million and spending $2.3 million.

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