VOICED : In Milwaukee hard pressed blacks dumped Clinton

The transcript discusses the unexpected victory of Donald Trump in Wisconsin during the presidential election, despite the state's history of voting Democratic. It highlights Hillary Clinton's lack of campaigning in Wisconsin and her failure to mobilize key voter groups. The economic struggles in Kenosha, particularly after the closure of a Chrysler plant, are explored as factors that swayed voters towards Trump. Personal stories of economic hardship and perceived inequalities in assistance are also shared, illustrating the broader discontent that contributed to Clinton's loss.

What was unusual about Hillary Clinton's campaign strategy in Wisconsin?

• She focused only on urban centers.

• She campaigned extensively in rural areas.

• She relied on surrogates instead of visiting herself.

• She visited the state multiple times.

What significant economic event occurred in Kenosha that affected local employment?

• Expansion of a local university.

• Opening of a new tech hub.

• Closure of a Chrysler auto factory.

• Introduction of a new trade policy.

What promise did Donald Trump make that resonated with some Wisconsin voters?

• To reduce healthcare costs.

• To bring jobs back to America.

• To improve public transportation.

• To increase taxes on imports.

What personal challenge did Gail face that influenced her voting decision?

• She was promoted at work.

• She received a scholarship.

• She experienced unemployment.

• She started a new business.

How did voter turnout impact the election results in Wisconsin?

• Trump won due to high turnout.

• Clinton won by a large margin.

• Trump lost due to high turnout.

• Clinton lost due to low turnout.