Wisconsin has emerged as the most likely “tipping point” state of the 2020 presidential election. | Credit: Courtesy

For many Democratic voters, the choice in selecting a 2020 presidential candidate comes down to one basic question: Who has the best chance to beat Donald Trump?

As a practical matter, they might ask a far more explicit and meaningful question: Who can beat Trump in Wisconsin?

That’s because the Badger State emerges as the most likely “tipping point” state of the 2020 election, when America’s bitterly polarized political landscape is overlaid by the calculus of the Electoral College.

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