Donald Trump announced his preference for Lara Trump to replace retiring Senator Thom Tillis in the 2026 midterm elections, expressing confidence in her qualifications and connection to North Carolina. He noted her successful tenure at the RNC and her popularity as a television host. Despite her current residency in Florida, he insisted Lara understands North Carolina well, emphasizing her ties to the state. For Lara Trump to run, she must establish residency and meet the state’s 90-day party affiliation requirement before filing.
President Trump expressed his desire for Lara Trump to run for the Senate seat left vacant by retiring Sen. Thom Tillis, stating she would be a great candidate.
He emphasized Lara's strong connection to North Carolina, mentioning her familiarity with the state and her qualifications from her leadership in the RNC.
Trump acknowledged the necessity for Lara to establish residency in North Carolina to meet the requirements for candidacy, highlighting the state's 90-day party affiliation rule.
He indicated that there would likely be other candidates, but he believes Lara Trump would perform well in the race.
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