Zoe Clark

Michigan Radio's Program Director

Michigan Radio's Program Director

Zoe Clark on KCRW

Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania went twice for Barack Obama. But they gave Donald Trump his Electoral College upset when they had the chance. Would they do it again?

Donald Trump In the Upper Midwest: The Man Who’s Not on the Ballot

Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania went twice for Barack Obama. But they gave Donald Trump his Electoral College upset when they had the chance. Would they do it again?

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