Trump is still your president, Christians are still being killed: Nicki Minaj breaks silence after nearly every Republican she backed loses in US midterm elections, lists out 15 points
Nicki Minaj took to social media to express her thoughts after the Republicans faced significant losses in the midterm elections. She offered congratulations to candidates like Byron Donalds and Anna Paulina Luna while passionately defending Repub...

President Donald Trump greets Nicki Minaj on stage during the launch of a program, Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026, in Washington.
However, some candidates she backed have also emerged victorious. Minaj has endorsed the Republican governor candidate, Byron Donalds from Florida. Donalds defeated the Democrat candidate David Jolly by securing 50% of the vote. The Republican incumbent from Florida’s 13th district, Anna Paulina Luna, also won her race. In her reaction Minaj, congratulated all the winners, adding “especially Representative Luna and Byron Donalds”.
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‘Trump is still you President, Musk is still a trillionaire’: Minaj in 1st reaction
Minaj issued a 15 point post on X, formerly Twitter, defending the Republicans. The very first point was seemingly aimed at Democrats, with Minaj reminding them that ‘Trump is still your president.’ She further wrote, “The Queen is still your obsession,” referring to her 2018 studio album ‘Queen’, and “Jesus is still lord”.
Concluding her reaction, Minaj also included Elon Musk. She said, “Elon is still a trillionaire and you are still posting on his app…I am sure the shareholders appreciate the dialogue.”
Until the very day of the midterms, Nicki Minaj was seen supporting the GOP. She was seen in New Hampshire on election day outside a polling booth. She has been recently vocally showing her support for President Trump and toured with him to various locations during the midterms campaign. During a September interview with Fox News, Minaj urged young voters to “vote red”.
According to the New York Times, the Democrats are on track to secure at least a 50-seat majority in the house and also gain control of the Senate. The Associated Press has called 54 seats in the Senate and 240 seats in the House of Representatives for the Democrats. While in the Governor race, the Democrats have gained five seats to tally up to 28. They managed to flip several traditional red strongholds to blue, including Texas.
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