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13 Min Read WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After riots at the U.S. Capitol by President Donald Trump’s supporters, the Republican Party is facing defections from two camps of voters it can’t afford to lose: those saying Trump and his allies went too far in contesting the election of Democrat Joe Biden - and those saying they didn’t go far enough, according to new polling and interviews with two dozen voters. A local resident looks at a billboard with pictures of supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump wanted by the FBI who participated in storming the U.S. Capitol, forcing Congress to postpon...

WASHINGTON (REUTERS) - After riots at the US Capitol by President Donald Trump's supporters, the Republican Party is facing defections from two camps of voters it can't afford to lose: those saying Trump and his allies went too far in contesting the election of Democrat Joe Biden, and those saying they didn't go far enough, according to new polling and interviews with two dozen voters. Mr Paul Foster - a 65-year-old house painter in Ellsworth, Maine - is furious at party leaders for refusing to back the Mr Trump's claims that the election was stolen with millions of fraudulent votes.

The 'Grand Old Party' could be left directionless as support for the outgoing president ebbs