William Snyder’s work boots scuffed along the parking lot pavement as he left the Kent Island, Maryland, polling place.

The 69-year-old soybean and corn farmer wore hunting camouflage coveralls, a dust-covered ball cap and a light blue face mask. He had just cast his vote inside the volunteer fire department for Republican President Donald Trump because of the president’s “past results” on the economy and the trade war with China.

“He helped the farmers stay alive,” said Snyder, a lifelong Queen Anne’s County resident, pointing to last year’s grain subsidies and the $1,200 federal stimulus check that benefited him.

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