In 2016 President Donald Trump enjoyed a 2 to 1 margin of victory among rural voters, but he’s unlikely to repeat that performance this year, according to Republican and Democratic pollsters who spoke Monday as part of Rural Assembly Everywhere. A majority of rural voters still plan to vote for the president, but probably not […]
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