Will Trump win Kenosha County as in 2016, or will Biden flip it?

KENOSHA, Wis. - President Donald Trump won Wisconsin in 2016 by flipping a number of places, including Kenosha County, which he won by just 238 votes. Kenosha is a swing county in a swing state that served as the tipping point in 2016, giving President Trump enough electoral votes to win.

Most people at the Daily Dose Monday, Oct. 19 didn't want to dish on their 2020 choices.

Mark Platzer

"It's just gotten so hostile, so people don't want to talk about it anymore," said Mark Platzer.

For decades, Kenosha County went with the Democratic ticket. In 2016, President Trump won it by just 238 votes, becoming the first Republican to win the county since Richard Nixon.

"It's pretty much, the abortion issue is big, a big factor," said Platzer.

Platzer said he's voting again for President Trump in 2020.

"I think Trump has done a good job in keeping the economy afloat, even considering the COVID thing that's going on," he said.

Joe Biden, President Donald Trump in Kenosha

In the wake of the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha and the unrest that followed, both presidential nominees visited the city. Will the young people who hit the streets calling for police reform turn out at the polls?

Frankie Iovine

"I think that has swung a lot of people to lean a little bit more conservative this year, but it's hard to say," said Frankie Iovine.

"I feel that there's going to be a lot of new, young voters," said Phree Hester.

Phree Hester

Hester, a Los Angeles artist, hopped on "the hoop bus," traveling across the country with basketball and a message.

"This is like, a movement that we are kind of following with the 1960s freedom riders, and for us, it's like, we're still having to fight for freedom in 2020," he said. "It has to have change today."