YOUNGSTOWN, Pennsylvania — Pull up to what is now known as the Trump House, and it is not out of the ordinary to come face to face with a constant flow of curiosity-seekers — hundreds on a weekday, thousands on a weekend. Some go to get signs, some pose for photos in front of the massively oversized cutout of President Trump, some go to register to vote for the first time in their lives, and some are switching their registration from Democrat to Republican.

It is a hub of enthusiasm not just for the president, but to exercise their vote come Election Day.