What you should know about Wisconsin and other Blue Wall states

The “blue wall” refers to a group of states that consistently voted Democratic in presidential elections from 1992 to 2012. Former President Donald Trump managed to flip three of those states in 2016, although President Joe Biden won them again in 2020.

Here's what you need to know about the blue wall states as votes continue to come in:

Which states are part of the “blue wall”?

Some sources claim that eighteen states and Washington, DC make up the “blue wall” in the United States. Three key swing states are included in the “blue wall.” They are:

• Michigan
• Pennsylvania
• Wisconsin

Who won the Blue Wall states in 2016?

Democratic candidate Hilary Clinton lost key blue wall states in 2016 as Trump edged out Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan.