An anti-Trump Republican swims against the tide

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Hogan's earnest -- some would say quixotic -- bid for Republican relevance in the age of Trump took him recently to Leisure World, a suburban seniors community where he pledged to "figure out a way to bring people together.
51% : He is seeking out pockets of political resistance that might just propel him to a shock victory on November 5, when Trump hopes to retake the White House.
39% : Dennis Melby chairs the Republican Party in Maryland's Montgomery County, a wealthy pocket of liberalism where Democrats dominate. Trump and Hogan have "a different way of appealing to people," Melby said diplomatically. - 'Soul searching' - A recent poll by AARP shows a tight race, while other surveys have Alsobrooks significantly ahead.
24% : Hogan did not mention Trump at Leisure World.
14% : "If Trump is soundly defeated but Hogan defies political gravity in Maryland, certainly there will be more attention to how this guy pulled it off," Kromer said.

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