U.S. Rural-U.S. Urban Gap Tests Countryside Support for Trump · Global Voices
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Rural America made a decisive contribution to Donald Trump’s two presidential victories. In 2024, 69% of voters in these areas voted for him, according to the Pew Research Center research center. This support is fueled, in part, by an unease accumulated in communities that feel that political and economic institutions have ceased to represent their interests. “Trump did not create those feelings, but knew how to talk to them,” Nicholas Jacobs, d…
“There are signs that rural America’s support for Donald Trump is weakening.” Christopher Gibbs speaks from a ship on his farm in the vicinity of Sidney (Ohio) between his tractor and the tools of the countryside. “It’s like that of the five stages of the duel. For a time, the MAGA movement (’Make America Great Again’, ‘Making America Great Again’, Trump’s political slogan) had a lot of presence here, a lot of pride, it was tribal. In Ohio the p…
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