Many liberals and conservatives have found common ground in one respect after Donald Trump’s victory: uncertainty about how the president-elect’s administration will shake out. For local political activists, this has proved motivating from all angles. “Let me first start off by saying ... I didn’t think we’d come out (Nov. 9) with Donald Trump as president-elect,” said Chase Reed, a student at the University of North Georgia in Gainesville who works for the right-leaning Madison Strategies, a political consulting firm with offices in Atlanta.