“The more he started to talk, the more I became repulsed by what he was turning the Republican Party into,” Mr. Sama said. He likes the deregulation, the tax cut and the fact that Mr. Trump has not started a war. He is still apprehensive about Mr. Trump, but he has decided to vote for him for these policies — and as a way to stop the Democratic Party. Charlie Sykes, a former editor of RightWisconsin who broke with the Republican Party over Mr. Trump, said the question was not whether Mr. Trump would win in Waukesha County, but by how much. In a sign the parties are fighting over every vote, the Milwaukee County Republican Party announced Thursday it was opening a field office in downtown Milwaukee, deep in Democratic territory.

Source: New York Times February 08, 2020 14:00 UTC