A Republican councilman in Allegheny County in Pennsylvania that the “shy” Trump vote is a real phenomenon and could be key in his state, according to a local council member.
Sam DeMarco, chairman of the Republican Committee of Allegheny County and a local councilman, told the Washington Examiner that the shy vote for President Donald Trump “most definitely exist[s]” in his county, which includes Pittsburgh. He said some are in the middle and upper-middle-class suburbs of the city where neighbors don’t want to deal with political blowback from neighbors or coworkers.
