Don't apologize, you are right to question it.
Happy to provide them:
Former President Donald Trump endorsed 187 congressional candidates who appeared on the ballot Tuesday. Here's how their races are going.
www.marketwatch.com
Here's some numbers from Marketwatch.com, having compiled them from the AP:
(I edited down to the numbers only, taking out any spin)
A total of 25 Senate candidates and 162 House candidates endorsed by former President Donald Trump were on the ballot in the Nov. 8 midterm elections.
Among Trump’s Senate endorsees, the Associated Press has declared 17 winners.
For non-math nerds, that is 68%, more than 2/3 of his Senate endorsees already declared winners.
Three tossup Senate races have not yet been called by the AP. In each of those races, the Republican candidates were endorsed by Trump: Blake Masters in Arizona, Herschel Walker in Georgia and Adam Laxalt in Nevada. Laxalt currently leads by 3 points, with 75% of the vote reported, and Masters trails by 5 points, with 68% reported.
Assuming a Laxalt win* and a Masters loss, that is 18 winners out of 25, for 72% of Trump Senate endorsees winning.
On the House side, Trump-endorsed candidates broadly performed well: 141 of the 162 endorsed candidates had been deemed election winners by AP as of Wednesday afternoon.
141 out of 162 is 87% of Trump-backed candidates for the House winning. Not sure why Marketwatch felt the need to add the "broadly" as a qualifier.
If my junior high math is right, that is 84% of Trump-endorsed congressional candidates winning. I have to admit, that I was buying into the "bad night for Trump" spin. A Trump endorsement, statistically, was the best predictor of a win.
*In fact, I don't assume a Laxalt win. Dems are desperate to maintain the Senate and ram through their agenda. I predict shenanigans in Nevada, a state already not known for its dedication to honesty and hard work.
Not assuming anything.
I'm stating facts with numbers to back them up. Spin aside, 84% of Trump-backed candidates won. If 84% of congressional races were "non-competitive," you should have a dim view of your own party's ability to be competitive.
I provided numbers and a link for my claim. Feel free to do the same.
You are more likely basing your claim on headlines like these:
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You really should stop trusting these headlines that appear to tell the whole story so you don't fact-check them. They are putting one over on you.