Le dilemme du Parti républicain dans le Wisconsin suite à l’élection de Trump

The results of the 2016 presidential election seem to indicate the Republican Party’s completion of its conquest of rural America. Yet, those results hide significant voting patterns that point to a dilemma the Party will have to address if it is to maintain electoral viability. While very successfu...

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Main Author: Roman Vinadia
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Language:English
Published: Presses universitaires de Rennes 2018-09-01
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description The results of the 2016 presidential election seem to indicate the Republican Party’s completion of its conquest of rural America. Yet, those results hide significant voting patterns that point to a dilemma the Party will have to address if it is to maintain electoral viability. While very successful in rural places, Donald Trump has been rejected by conservative Republicans from the suburbs, who constitute the last important demographic area the Party could try to win to compete with the Democrats. More importantly, the addition of a new electoral base within Republican ranks threatens the rapprochement between the Republican Party and the conservative movement. Through a cartographic analysis, this article aims to show how the results of the 2016 election in Wisconsin illustrate this dilemma. The Republican Party is torn between the trumpian rural electorate and its traditional suburban conservative power centers.
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Le dilemme du Parti républicain dans le Wisconsin suite à l’élection de Trump
Revue LISA
Republican Party
Trump Donald
American conservatism
electoral geography
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title Le dilemme du Parti républicain dans le Wisconsin suite à l’élection de Trump
title_full Le dilemme du Parti républicain dans le Wisconsin suite à l’élection de Trump
title_fullStr Le dilemme du Parti républicain dans le Wisconsin suite à l’élection de Trump
title_full_unstemmed Le dilemme du Parti républicain dans le Wisconsin suite à l’élection de Trump
title_short Le dilemme du Parti républicain dans le Wisconsin suite à l’élection de Trump
title_sort le dilemme du parti republicain dans le wisconsin suite a l election de trump
topic Republican Party
Trump Donald
American conservatism
electoral geography
Wisconsin
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