Shocking 57.9% of attendees at President's rally in Milwaukee were NOT Republicans
Shocking 57.9% of attendees at President's rally in Milwaukee were NOT Republicans
According to Parscale, last night’s rally, which ran concurrently
with the Democratic debate, had a whopping 20,395 voters in attendance.
But the President is used to enjoying huge crowds of supporters, so that
alone isn’t a huge deal. What’s most surprising, or as Parscale calls
it, “Yuge,” if that 57.9% of voters in attendance were NOT Republicans.
It’s one of those statistics that would be hard to believe if it
weren’t so overwhelming. Even if there are inaccuracies in the high-5%
range, it still means over half of those coming out to support the
President were people who do not identify with his political party.
Keep in mind, President Trump won Wisconsin in 2016 but lost
Milwaukee county by 37-points. It’s not a Republican-friendly city. But
as manufacturing jobs continue to return and prosperity continues to
rise, it may become more of Trump-friendly city by election time. Last
night’s numbers are a great sign this could be the case.
To win reelection, President Trump is going to have to hold
Wisconsin. To do that, he’ll need to drive home his message of
prosperity for all and attract voters from the center or even the
moderate left. Last night’s rally shows it’s already happening.
Shocking 57.9% of attendees at President’s rally in Milwaukee were NOT Republicans
If the President keeps drawing in so many new and left-leaning voters, it's going to be a landslide in November.
with the Democratic debate, had a whopping 20,395 voters in attendance.
But the President is used to enjoying huge crowds of supporters, so that
alone isn’t a huge deal. What’s most surprising, or as Parscale calls
it, “Yuge,” if that 57.9% of voters in attendance were NOT Republicans.
It’s one of those statistics that would be hard to believe if it
weren’t so overwhelming. Even if there are inaccuracies in the high-5%
range, it still means over half of those coming out to support the
President were people who do not identify with his political party.
Keep in mind, President Trump won Wisconsin in 2016 but lost
Milwaukee county by 37-points. It’s not a Republican-friendly city. But
as manufacturing jobs continue to return and prosperity continues to
rise, it may become more of Trump-friendly city by election time. Last
night’s numbers are a great sign this could be the case.
To win reelection, President Trump is going to have to hold
Wisconsin. To do that, he’ll need to drive home his message of
prosperity for all and attract voters from the center or even the
moderate left. Last night’s rally shows it’s already happening.
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