The president’s campaign is placing more importance on Pennsylvania amid growing concern that his chances of clinching Wisconsin are slipping, Trump campaign sources tell Axios. Driving the news: Pennsylvania, which has 20 electoral votes, twice Wisconsin’s number, actually has been trending higher in recent public and internal polling, a welcome development for the campaign.
“We used to think Pennsylvania would be harder to secure and Wisconsin was in the bag. Now it’s vice versa,” a Trump campaign adviser said.
But remember: Trump won both in 2016. If Wisconsin slips, he has to make up the numbers elsewhere.
Why would Wisconsin be slipping after the Dems set fire to Kenosha?
And if it is, why would Trump waste time campaigning in Minnesota?