All three states are part of the so-called “blue wall,” a set of states that have typically voted for Democrats in presidential elections since 1992.. Which states are part of the blue wall?

What is the ‘blue wall’ and what does it mean for 2024 election? — With less than a month until Election Day, Vice President Harris is making stops this week in three states that experts say ...

Is the "Blue Wall" of states that usually vote Democratic still strong? NPR's Steve Inskeep asks senior editor at The Atlantic, Ron Brownstein, who coined the term.

M ichigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin were a significant part of what I termed in 2009 the “Blue Wall”—the 18 states that ultimately voted for the Democratic presidential nominee in all six ...

That didn’t happen. In 2016 the Blue Wall was breached in the Great Lakes, granting Trump a series of critical, razor-thin victories in PA, MI and WI.

This shift toward the Republican Party didn’t last, though, and by 2020 the blue wall elected President Biden. Now, fast forward to 2024, and Trump was able to break the blue wall once again.

Where the ‘Blue Wall’ Was Strongest, and Where Cracks Appeared President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. took back Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin by surging in the suburbs.

The blue wall may be starting to crack. It was broken in the Derek Chauvin trial. It’s no small thing that several Minneapolis police officers, including Chief Medaria Arradondo, took the stand ...

The "blue wall" is used to describe places that have usually voted for Democrats in presidential elections since 1992. Polling margins are close for Harris and Trump in three "pivotal" blue states.