President-elect Donald Trump shattered all predictions and broke the 'Blue Wall' for the second time. But how did it happen?
Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally at Madison Square Garden, Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024, in New York.
Exit polls point to major shifts among Black and Latino voters in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania, the biggest part of the Blue Wall with the most electoral college votes, had similar shifts. According to Washington Post exit polls,Latinos went with Trump. There wasn’t quite as drastic of a shift among Black voters in PA, but Trump still made about a 3% gain.
In 2016, Trump won all three by razor-thin margins. Political analysts attribute the shift to many working-class voters, mostly in rural industrial towns,
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