Donald Trump got Wisconsinʼs electoral votes after focusing his message on factory jobs and industrial growth. The state which has the second-biggest manufacturing workforce in US gave him strong support (especially in key areas like Racine County)
His campaign visits to the Badger State centered on economic plans - the top issue that local people care about according to pre-election surveys; Wisconsinʼs factory-based economy made it a perfect testing-ground for his industrial-growth ideas
Last month in Racine County - a place thats known to predict election winners - showed how Trumpʼs manufacturing-first approach worked well. The area became important for both candidates economic plans but his message about bringing back American-made products got more support from local workers. His win here points to how he might handle US manufacturing policies in the next four years: focusing on local production and factory jobs