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'Thanks a lot, Trump': Wyoming conservatives divided ahead of US midterms

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Briefings

Two journalists from the University of Wyoming traveled to the state's capital to investigate the political divide within the Republican party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. They found that while the state is traditionally conservative, the Trump-aligned faction is internally split, with some members supporting the president while others oppose him.

Key points

• Journalists James André and Sylvain Rousseau traveled to Wyoming's capital to investigate the internal political divisions of the Republican party.
• The investigation revealed that the Trump-aligned faction in Wyoming is deeply divided, with some members supporting Donald Trump while others oppose him.

Context

Wyoming is the least populated, most rural, and most conservative US state. Two weeks before the 2026 midterm elections, journalists found the Trump party is split in this Republican stronghold.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to two journalists' observations of the state's capital. No specific numbers, dates, or quotes are provided. The article does not state whether the split is permanent or temporary.

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