In Milwaukee, Black Voters Aren't On Board With Either Party

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "People are worried about a complete Republican takeover," Jarmon said, with Trump and the Republican Party "doing more things to strip away rights for everyday people to benefit the wealthiest people in this country.
34% : Some are open to voting this year but weren't sold on either Biden or Trump.
19% : "Ahead of his arrival in Milwaukee for the RNC, Trump reportedly called the city "horrible" -- neglecting to mention that his own party, which controls Wisconsin's state legislature, has made it inhospitable for many of its residents.
16% : When Trump and Biden faced off in 2020, she couldn't muster a vote for either of them.
16% : Until recently, party leaders had been so focused on wooing coveted white swing voters -- some of whom voted for Obama and then flipped to Trump in 2016 -- that they lost sight of a quieter group who are often younger, more left-leaning, and more diverse.

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