Wisconsin and Florida races give jolt of energy to Democrats in fight against Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : People love Trump, but maybe they don't love everybody he supports.
51% : She then went into private practice, where she worked on a challenge to Wisconsin's voter ID law, representing Planned Parenthood in an effort to protect abortion rights in the state, and represented public sector unions challenging a Wisconsin law that gutted collective bargaining rights for teachers and other public sector workers.
45% : There's little question that all three races offer a jolt of energy to the Democratic party that is facing deep anger from voters who say the party isn't doing enough to fight back against Trump.
44% : Democrats motivated by deep anger from voters who say party isn't doing enough to coalesce around a strategy Democrats were the clear winners in election contests on Tuesday that offered a temperature check on the popularity of Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
38% : Musk, the world's richest man, tried to reprise many of the tactics he used to get Trump elected in November, deploying canvassers throughout the state, handing out $100 to voters who signed a petition opposing "activist judges" and giving away $1m checks.
33% : In Wisconsin, Susan Crawford, a liberal judge backed by Democrats, won a seat on the state supreme court, defeating her conservative opponent Brad Schimel by 10 points (Trump carried the state by one point in November).
28% : While there's still a long way until the 2026 midterms and 2028 presidential election, the Wisconsin result suggests that Republicans still have to figure out how to turn out low propensity voters when Trump is not on the ballot.

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