At their annual convention, Wisconsin Republicans openly discussed the need for unity as they enter the upcoming midterm elections, warning that failure to do so could turn the state into a Democratic stronghold like Minnesota. Party leaders, including GOP chair Brian Schimming, emphasized support for key candidates such as Tom Tiffany and Will Martin, while also addressing internal challenges and past leadership disputes. Activists endorsed candidates for various statewide offices, and there was a strong call to engage younger voters to rejuvenate the party’s base. Support for Donald Trump’s popularity among die-hard fans was noted as a potential advantage in boosting their electoral prospects for November.