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Brian Schimming: “That's why they [Democrats] have problems in the…”

Featuring: Brian Schimming, Republican | State Party Chair, Republican Party of Wisconsin

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Published April 5, 2026 | Video Starts at 07:33

And their problem statewide, and you see this with the whole phony fair maps thing, is about 37% of the state Democrat vote is in two places, Milwaukee and Madison. That's why they [Democrats] have problems in the legislature. but it makes it easier for them to turn out. I think we'll have a good turnout. I think overall people are expecting it'll be a low turnout overall. (07:33–07:36)

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Asserts that the concentration of Democratic votes in Milwaukee and Madison causes legislative challenges for Democrats.

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