Suburban Wisconsin Voters Divided on Presidential Race

WAUKESHA, Wis.—Four years ago, Donald Trump delivered a surprise electoral victory in Wisconsin, becoming the first Republican presidential candidate to carry the state in nearly three decades. Yet behind the narrow victory was a nagging problem for Trump in the state’s suburbs: He underperformed among voters there who usually show great support for Republican candidates. How these voters evaluate Trump’s performance in office four years later will partly determine if he can carry this key battleground state again. “If we win Wisconsin, we win the whole ballgame,” Trump said at a campaign rally there on Oct. 17. He has visited the state six times this year, while Democratic nominee Joe Biden has paid only one visit, according to a tally by the Wisconsin State Journal. Trump has also made appeals to suburban women recently, urging them to vote for him to keep their neighborhoods safe. The Epoch Times spoke with …