Trump's Political Problems Go Beyond the Suburbs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : ""The analysis of GOP presidential primary results from more than 1,000 counties shows warning signs for Trump, especially as Republican voters continued to vote against him in closed primaries after he clinched the nomination."
31% : Politico: "It's true that the hundreds of thousands of GOP primary voters who voted against former President Donald Trump this year were concentrated in highly educated, suburban areas that have swung blue over the past decade.""But a Politico analysis shows there's also a significant bloc of voters who did not want Trump in more exurban, red-leaning counties -- the kinds of places that were skeptical of Trump in the 2016 GOP primary and, while largely voting for him in the 2016 and 2020 general elections, have remained somewhat resistant to his takeover of the Republican Party.

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