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Driving the vote: How do Michigan voters feel after Trump's first 100 days?

Driving the vote: How do Michigan voters feel after Trump's first 100 days?

The Hill29-04-2025

NewsNation's The Hill Sunday with Chris Stirewalt Brian Entin is hitting the road and catching up with voters who spoke with us before the 2024 presidential election to see where they stand ahead of President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office. #Michigan

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