Mapped: Google Searches America, Finds Trump

courtesy of Google Trends

Google Trends published an interactive map of US searches for Republican candidates by county, and yes, all that red is Trump territory. The noticeable outlier is Wisconsin, where most of the counties appeared to search more for local Gov. Scott Walker. But even in those counties, Donald Trump was in second. Mind you, this interactive map was released before last night's GOP debate and Trump's subsequent late-night angry tweets to Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly. It's also worth noting, as many Tweeters have already done, that this is only reflective of Google searches, and in no way indicates voter support. [BI]

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