Wyoming, the American state most supportive of Donald Trump, where the Republican secured nearly 70% of the vote in his three presidential bids, is experiencing deep divisions within its party ahead of the midterm elections, reports France 24.
Nicknamed “the Cowboy State,” Wyoming is the least populated, most rural, and most conservative of the United States. Yet, two weeks before the midterms, local conservatives appear fragmented, illustrating the fractures running through Donald Trump’s Republican Party, according to reporters James André and Sylvain Rousseau.