Trump Makes First Wisconsin Visit Since 2024 Win at Farm Event
Trump told farmers his administration would lower input costs and expand markets as Republicans seek support in a pivotal swing district.
- On Friday, June 5, 2026, President Donald Trump visited Custer Farms in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, marking his first trip to the state since winning it in 2024.
- Amid economic strain from rising diesel and fertilizer costs tied to the Iran war, Trump sought to bolster rural support ahead of midterm elections.
- Trump touted tax deductions for small business property and promised that fertilizer and energy costs would fall within 90 days, citing administration achievements.
- Democratic U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin criticized the visit, stating it would not convince farmers they are doing better than they are currently.
- The event bolstered Republican Representative Derrick Van Orden, who faces a competitive 2026 race in a district where Trump's trade policies have fueled economic unease.
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Matt Smith on Trump's Wisconsin visit
WISN-TV political director Matt Smith joined Kristin Brey to break down President Donald Trump’s first Wisconsin visit of his second term, a stop in Chippewa Falls that was billed as a roundtable discussion on farming but also served as an early rallying point for Republicans heading into the midterm elections. Smith said the administration is clearly focused on maintaining support in key congressional districts while also addressing voter conce…
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