Steve Kornacki: How Democratic voter intensity powered Susan Crawford to a win in Wisconsin
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
80% : Trump held Harris to a 44-point margin in Milwaukee's majority Hispanic precincts last year, an impressive achievement for a Republican compared to the past.54% : Trump drew overwhelming support from white voters without college degrees who are found primarily in exurban, small-town and rural Wisconsin.
54% : It was here in particular that Trump struck gold with blue-collar white voters when he first ran in 2016, and in 2024 he carried the area again by double digits.
45% : The political base that powered Trump to victory in the Badger State couldn't be more demographically opposite.
42% : In 2024, Trump also folded in new support from nonwhite voters, many of them younger, male and first-time participants, who are more clustered in and around Milwaukee.
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