Two-term Tennessee Republican Rep. Andy Ogles is projected to lose the GOP primary for his Tennessee House seat, according to NBC News and CBS News, citing Associated Press projections. The defeat comes even though Ogles had secured an endorsement from President Donald Trump. Politico also reports that his loss is part of a broader pattern in the current primary season, in which a number of Trump-endorsed candidates face setbacks. CBS notes that Ogles’ loss follows the high-profile nature of the Trump endorsement, while NBC highlights that the overall primary season includes an unusually high number of incumbents losing renomination. Across outlets, the key development is the same: Ogles is not expected to advance from the Republican primary for his seat, which opens the path for a challenger described by NBC as a former state official. The reports do not provide additional details about vote totals or the margin, but they consistently characterize the result as a projected loss for Ogles and emphasize the contrast with the Trump endorsement.