Uline, a business and shipping supplies company owned by billionaire Trump supporters Richard and Elizabeth Uihlein, is pausing the construction of a new distribution facility in Kenosha, Wisconsin , citing economic uncertainty. The construction pause comes in a key battleground state, where Trump won in 2016 and 2024 , but lost to Biden in 2020. An official with Uline recently asked Kenosha’s city planning commission for an extension of their conditional use permit for the more than 1m sq ft facility in Kenosha. The request cited the pause is “due to current economic conditions and available space within Uline’s existing network” and states construction will be paused until 2027 or later. “I don’t think it’s any secret there’s unsettlement in the economy right now,” Brad Folkert, director of construction at Uline, told the commission . “So, we’ve been looking at that.…