US midterm elections could see key demographics that backed Donald Trump change their votes
Republican voters may regret supporting Trump, but cultural identity and party loyalty outweigh dissatisfaction with Republican policies, especially for rural America. Midterms may not go the way Democrats want with their weakened brand that does not reach working-class America.
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- Abby’s Angle: Regretting Trump does not mean rejecting Republicans.
- ‘We forgot what it's like to be populist’: Republicans see Trump’s 2024 crumbling.
- 1 in 4 Trump Voters Have Buyer’s Remorse: How Will It Shape the Midterms?
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