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Moises Avila and Chris Lefkow in Washington

Trump Daughter-in-law Takes Senior Republican Party Role

Former president Donald Trump with Michael Whatley, his choice to head the Republican National Committee (Credit: AFP)

The Republican National Committee elected Donald Trump allies, including his daughter-in-law, to top leadership positions on Friday, tightening the former president's grip over the party ahead of the November election.

Trump, 77, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, put forward a slate of hand-picked candidates last month to head the RNC, which raises funds for Republican candidates and doles out electoral cash.

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