RISING NUMBER IN GOP PLAYING ANTI-TRUMP CARD

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PERCENTAGE OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS WHO ARE ANTI-TRUMP Republicans control 54 of 100 U.S. Senate seats. Of those, 17 have either called for Trump to resign or have stated their intentions to vote for someone else. Four states that have filled both their senate seats with Republicans are now committed anti-Trumpers: New Hampshire, Nebraska, Arkansas and Arizona.

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PERCENTAGE OF REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WHO ARE ANTI-TRUMP Republicans hold a 246-seat majority in the House of Representatives, of which 35 have gone against Trump — including as many as 15 during the past few days. “As a strong and vocal advocate for victims of sex trafficking and assault, I must be true to those survivors and myself and condemn the predatory and reprehensible comments of Donald Trump,” Missouri Republican Ann Wagner said Friday. “I withdraw my endorsement and call for Governor Pence to take the lead.”

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PERCENTAGE OF REPUBLICAN STATE GOVERNORS WHO ARE ANTI-TRUMP Republican governors control 31 of 50 states. Of those, nine governors have gone against Trump. The anti-Trump governors represent both liberal states and some of the most conservative patches of the United States — namely Massachusetts, Maryland, Tennessee, Ohio, New Mexico, Alabama, South Dakota and Utah.

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PERCENTAGE OF FORMER REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES WHO WILL NOT BE VOTING FOR TRUMP There are five living people who previously ran for president on the Republican ticket. Mitt Romney, the 2012 nominee, said as early as June that his conscience would not let him vote for Trump. John McCain, the 2008 nominee, withdrew his endorsement on Friday. George H.W. Bush revealed to a visitor in September that he was voting for Clinton. And George W. Bush has kept his intentions secret. So far, the only major party candidate for the U.S. presidency who has publicly endorsed Trump is 1996 nominee Bob Dole.

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PERCENTAGE OF BODYBUILDER/ACTOR/ GOVERNORS WHO HAVE COME OUT AGAINST TRUMP. On Saturday, Arnold Schwarzenegger said he would not vote for Trump. “It is not only acceptable to choose your country over your party — it is your duty,” he wrote in a statement.